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The Saddest, Most Poignant Chord In The World: • The Saddest, Most Poignant Chord In ...
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Axis of Awesome: 4 Chord live:
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Timeline
0:00 Intro
1:02 It helps if you know this
1:23 Vital for pads
1:56 Keyboard display
2:22 Chord voicing
3:30 Space out lower notes
4:38 Power chords
5:56 Suspended chords
7:54 Anchor the tonality in the bass
8:30 Resolving suspensions
10:13 Origin of 'suspended'
11:18 Sus 2
14:04 The 9th
16:53 Minor add 9
18:26 Varying a single chord
20:38 Sus 2 variations
21:44 Varying chord sequences
21:50 The Axis chord progression
26:13 Outro
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I am a 62 year old retired from stage musician (injury made it necessary). I have had college level theory, most of the less common points (chromatic mediants, parallel chords, what a quartal was, etc) had been forgotten years ago until I locked myself in my studio after leaving live performing. When I started composing again I realized that I needed to get back into it, and have spent the last 2-3 years really digging in again (biggest thanks to Rick Beato and Guy Michelmore!). Now that the introduction is out of the way, I was in a band with a singer/songwriter (3 of us wrote for the band, and it was AWESOME! We all had a little different flavor but it worked as a whole) that could not stand chords that didn't resolve! He would go absolutely mental! I had written an intro for a song we were working on that went from an Asus-D add 2, just by changing the root. He just couldn't abide it!! It was almost comical. Anyway, since we are no longer on stage together I am free to leave chords "hanging" as I see fit. I think that is one of the things that drew me to ambient music. Subtle changes that never really fully resolve if you don't want.
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This is great! Especially for an ambient head like me
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what a great explanation and walk through, i play by ear, make music on the computer and im currently into making ambient and what you just went through has really helped me.
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Thank you Sir, very inspiring for somebody like me who struggles with music theory.
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Ambient was also reintroduced in the late 80s and 90s.
Alex Patterson and Jimmy Cauty formed the Orb and DJ ed in the VIP are of Paul Okenfold’s Spectrum/The Trip nights at Heaven. Arguably they kicked off the Ambient reintroduction to pop culture.
Cue Mixmaster Morris, Peter Kuhlmann/Namlook, R+S records, Fat Cat record shop in nine dials London, The Black Dog Productions, Warp’s Artificial Intelligence series etc.
All these and many more all helped bring about a resurgence in ‘ambient’ music bringing it to a new young audience. 👍🏼
I still make ambient music but haven’t done any for a couple of years as I’ve been slowly kitting out my studio…
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That was a wonderful look at the "wiring under the board"!
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Thank you Ian. Simply brilliant insight into creative use of chords to spice up your creations without going too deep into music theory which, as a matter of fact, regrettably put me off studying further when I was 7 years old. So now when I am almost 70
and all the other important bits in life have quietened down I can immerse myself in beauty of music ambience.
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Hi Ian. Having virtually no music theory, I just tend to mash notes together until I come up with something I like the sound of.
This is one of the most useful video tutorials I have seen. If you could do something that explains scales in a similar way it would be fantastic. I don't know if that is possible, but I live in hope 😊
Cheers ✌️
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Excellent tutorial
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Stunning and helpful video. Thank you.
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Great video. Thank you! 💖
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This is great! Exactly what I needed. Thank you!
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Thank you very much. Very well presented and very useful!
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Excellent content!
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Nicely explained, thanks a lot for your video! 👍😊
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Thank you for the video very much!
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Excellent overview and tutorial. This is some of your finest work yet! Well done!!
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Hi Ian!!! I had a great time watching you teaching,man!!!!
So much fun 😁😁😁😁😁
Teachers must attend your classes to lern how to do their job!!!!!!!
Music is fun and deep feelings, brother!!!!
Be happy!
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Thankyou for this ,very informative and helpful . I love ambient
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