Writing Chords like Anjunadeep (

[@xinobimusic]

Lovely! Learning things about my own music.

[@catsinableton]

The legend 🙌 been a fan for a long time, really nice of you to comment :)

[@theresagarcia9081]

lol what a great monday night :) ty yt algo for introducing me to this channel! super newb to music production (finally bought ableton a few wks ago after years of wondering what if) but long-time lover of anjundadeep!, so this is the perfect study exercise for me to dissect chord progressions from my fave tunes so ty ty tyyyyy for breaking these down!!! now I just need to rewatch it a few more times lol. cheers!

[@catsinableton]

Hey Theresa I am glad you enjoyed this :)

[@jasongravely7217]

Just found this guy and he’s doing great! I’m a huge Anjunadeep fan too and just wanted to spread the info about the channels Production Music Live/Ableton Tips for their tutorials on Anjunadeep and similar styles. Oh! And they’re sample packs “Deep Premium” are excellent and not very expensive. I’ve noticed this channel uses some of them as well. I’m not affiliated with them, I just love their channels and they’ve taken my projects to the next level. Also, Bound to Divide’s channel on this and similar styles is excellent. Enjoy producing and put your music out there even if you’re unhappy with it at first :)

[@amitraghunath1851]

🔥🔥🔥❣️ Thanks. These is what i was exactly searching for on Yt.🍻 Loads of subs incoming soon.

[@catsinableton]

Thank you Amit, I am glad it helped you :)

[@Karl_Hogarth]

Loving your videos Uros. It seems much more straightforward than it sounds, I was expecting complicated extended chords, modal interchanges etc. Really helpful, thank you.

[@catsinableton]

thanks Karl, glad you like them! Yeah here are just straight to the point chords. They do use extended chords, mostly minor 7ths.. Modal interchanges dont happen that much on anjunadeep more on labels like alldayidream or something :)

[@zenoalteamusic]

Awesome tutorial, you're very skilled!

[@catsinableton]

thank you man! :)

[@AlejandroGuerrero]

Man these tips are insane! Cheers from Madrid

[@catsinableton]

Oh thank you Alejandro 🙏 hello from Slovenia

[@paddyandbuzz]

I have no idea what's happening in this video but I love to see a pro dissecting my favourite tunes. Keep it up man it's fascinating to see you at work

[@catsinableton]

Haha thanks Ted, really cool comment made me smile 🙏😀

[@erikdijkhuizen]

Great stuff man! Very helpfull !

[@catsinableton]

hey man thanks! glad you enjoyed :)

[@abrakadabra87489]

ну ты монстер конечно))сколько ты занимаешься музыкой? у тебя есть музыкальное образование?

[@g00053]

Thanks for explaining this, awesome! Quick question about the chords for the Xinobi track. Between the third and fourth chord-F#maj and E♭min- there is an extra note at the bottom on the F. Can you explain what you did there and why?

[@catsinableton]

Hey thanks I am glad you like it :) yeah that F is what I heard in the bassline. And basicly you could think of that note as a passing note, it connects the 2 chords makes progression even smother and adds a bit of extra interest. You can do that in your own tracks by adding pasing notes in your bassline. But they have to be short notes. In the previous video about lane8 I talk about this as well, just click on timestamp bass :) hope this makes sense

[@g00053]

It all makes sense. Will be watching that other video now. Thanks Uros! :)

[@AdamPearceMedia]

Good ear! Enjoyed this :)

[@catsinableton]

Thank you Adam :)

[@Mixwarp]

🔥

[@catsinableton]

Thanks! 👊