Chord progressions: what you need to know

Well explained - Thank you

Great video, great examples, clear explanation, wonderful.

as usual, excelent, ! ! thanks Oscar !

You're the only teacher that my adhd ca handle, thank you <3

Great tutorial on chord progression!

Awesome video man, as always, thanks!

Greetings, I can say that your videos give very important tips to people who love this job, it helps a lot, thank you for that.
I find it difficult to create FULL CHORD progressions - bassline, especially for projects such as Re-edit - Remix, so that our friends who do not have a musical education like me can benefit, I can't solve the math. Lack of basic musical knowledge (like NOTE INFORMATION) reduces motivation in general, what would your suggestions be?
It seems like it's easier to create a new - original track,
Kind regards

Thanks bro beep boop algorithm bot says it likes your energy!

Your verbal skills are seriously impressive. You, sir, are a natural born teacher. The way you said that the chord progression is an abstract structure which sits behind the music... Dude. Goosebumps. This level of abstract thinking and verbalization of such is sadly exceedingly rare in teachers of any sort.

Nice vid dude

Hey Oscar, can you do a video about key changes, specially in breakdowns/bridges before drops, to create a particular emotion and how it can be used?

Love the the algorithm. All Hail the algorithm.. (that's gonna get turned into a text to wavetable later in vital and then I'll throw chord progressions at it). Thanks Oscar.

Keep ‘em coming Oscar. Lovin it

Loving your energy and knowledge ❤

great stuff

These videos are amazing! Thanks so much for putting all this out there. My non-musician brain appreciates it.

Once again, quality content. Thanks 🔥

i love essentials :) !!!

Another great video by Oscar. Your videos keep getting better. Plus you have that great teaching style.

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You are awesome!!

Awesome, thanks a lot for this vid! As always, super informative.

wait a second. are those... shrimpy boys?!

great info, already loved the sine only chord progression, had a loungy feel. And the last one could've been a rap a la The Streets progression, awesome.

based teaching style

Excellent video again, thank you. I'm an eternal beginner and your videos are so inspiring. Your explanations are clear and you share a nice energy. Keep going!
I'll wait for the next chapter on chord progresson 😎

I remember the day i saw that video and have readed coments about or even comented: nice jacket lmao

Tof hé 👌❤

Imagine being Oscar's son :^)

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We can't thank you enough for your teaching qualities and sharing your passion about making music ! Thanks mate !

Thank you for sharing this info! I loved the different genre examples!

Hello algorithm!

Genius guy. Ty❤️

FANTASTIC

Cool

The Face the Sun track is using the same chord progression as Richard Durand's "Into Something" and I love it.
Had it on repeat for the past 12 hours, good stuff.

Thanks, past and present Oscar. Look forward to watching what future Oscar has to share about emotions

Thank you Oscar :)

FOR THE ALGORITHM, but also for the channel.

Thanks Oscar! I bought a Roland J-6 chord synthesizer to help me to create chord progressions and I can live record these in my Elektron sequencers via midi. Totally worth the money in my case. Also great for dub techno.

This was really helpful for me, I thought chord progressions were just something you'd put on a background pad and ignore otherwise

I don't think sine waves are the best timbre for testing chord progressions. You need harmonics to get the full emotional effect. Sawtooth waves are possibly overdoing it, but sawtooths filtered with a gentle lowpass work well. In my opinion, a major chord played with lowpassed sawtooths sounds much happier than the same chord played with sine waves, and it's still simple enough to avoid distracting you with questions of sound design.

These videos are awesome dude

It’s awesome to watch someone who loves what they do and is passionate about sharing their knowledge. Thanks as always for the lesson Oscar!

That outro 🔥

Huh, unlike Hobo, you didn't mess up the DnB part. Thumbs up for that.
Also noted: weird chords work better with DnB (and in fact Techno, because let's face it, there wouldn't be Technoid otherwise)