#chord progressions

[shibacream]

Eddy for got to lock the fitting room oh no! Eddy is from Chord Progressions VN

[jokuvainart]

I found the perfect video

[svantlas]

[mexrex-studios]

Every Musician Needs To Know These Chord Progressions - Jazz R&b Chord P...

[harrylovesspaezle]

ever heard a chord progression so sexy it makes your insides twist into the shape of a little heart?

[classicalsqueak]

i-III-iv-V or i-V-vi-iii | i-III-iv-V or i-V-VI-III (Chord Progressions) Set 5

For more videos: YouTube (classicalsqueak) / Video Index

For sheet music: Ko-fi (classicalsqueak) or SMP* (published by Ylan Chu)

[lyrically--speaking]

Lyrically Speaking

The song "Dying Star" by Ashnikko is the last track on her album WEEDKILLER, which is based on a short story of the same name. The lyrics tell the story of Aster, a young woman who escapes from a dying planet that was ruled by a tyrant who exploited her magic. She finds a new home on a lush and peaceful planet, where she meets a kind and gentle woman who heals her wounds and makes her feel loved.

The song uses the metaphor of a dying star to describe Aster’s journey from a dark and oppressive place to a bright and hopeful one. A dying star is a celestial object that has exhausted its nuclear fuel and is about to collapse or explode. Depending on its mass, a dying star can become a red giant, a white dwarf, a neutron star, or a black hole. A dying star can also produce a planetary nebula, which is a colorful cloud of gas and dust that surrounds the remnant of the star.

In the song, Aster is compared to a dying star that is burning and shedding its mass as it leaves its old orbit. She is also affected by invasive weeds, which are plants that grow where they are not wanted and harm the environment. These weeds could represent the negative influences or memories that Aster carries with her from her past. She hopes to find something soft, which could mean comfort, safety, or love.

The new planet that Aster lands on is contrasted with the dying star. It is described as having soft ground, blue fire paths, sea glass shores, and waterfalls. These images suggest that the planet is full of life, beauty, and tranquility. The woman who lives on the planet is likened to a god who holds Aster in her arms and bathes her in her waterfalls. She could symbolize the healing power of nature or the divine feminine.

The song is also an allegory for Ashnikko’s personal experiences as a queer woman who has faced abuse and discrimination. In an interview with Apple Music, she said:

'The people who have been unkind to me have made me unkind, but, ultimately, I just want a soft place to land, and that’s exactly what this song is about, pulling those thorns of the Weedkiller out one by one and looking for someone to take me in.'

The song celebrates Ashnikko’s resilience and empowerment as she overcomes her challenges and finds happiness in herself and her partner. It also expresses her hope for a better world where people can live in harmony with nature and each other.

Chord Progressions

Intro: Cm - C#dim7 - Dm7 - Aaug - Abmaj - G7sus4

Verse: Cm - C#dim7 - Dm7 - Aaug - Abmaj7 - G7sus4 - Fm7 - Ebmaj7

Pre-chorus: Ebmaj7 - Bbmaj7 - Abmaj7 - Gm7 - Ebmaj7 - Bbmaj7 - Abmaj7 - Fm7 - Ebmaj7

Chorus: Cm9 - Edim7 - Fm9 - Adim7 - Bbmaj9 - Cm9 - Edim7 - Fm9 - Adim7 - Bbmaj9 - Cmadd9(no5)

[thoughtportal]

Do you want to create chord progressions for your music, that will inspire your listeners instead of feeling simple and boring?

There is so much more to chord progressions than the chords you use. As a music creator, you have unlimited creative power to shape your harmonic story in your music productions by choosing things like: chord inversions, voice leading, playing styles, expressive articulations, instrumentation, arranging and much more.

In fact, even if you choose to use only 3 chords throughout your entire track, you still have infinite creative freedom and choices to make your chord progressions sound unique.

[severalnoise]

Actually making beats in rack

[howdoesone]

How does one write a musical ode to a favorite pair of socks?

Music has the extraordinary power to celebrate even the simplest and most cherished aspects of our lives. In this article, we explore the creative process of writing a musical ode to a favorite pair of socks. By delving into the warmth, comfort, and personal connection they bring, we embark on a musical journey that harmonizes our love for socks and the joy they bring to our daily lives. Join us…

[favemusiclessons]

5 popular chord progressions and why they work

0:00 Introduction 0:23 I V bVII IV 4:43 the Major scale climb 6:11 Pure Upright 6:57 I IV I V 9:26 the Phrygian vamp 11:20 IV I V

[tzovgo]

a palatable pantonality?

four chord loops are cool and all but what if 24 chord loop.

modern 4 chord loops are structured such that they have two roughly equal tonal centers, so one should be able to construct a 24 chord loop with 12 roughly equal tonal centers.

make all 12 distinct and you have pantonality.

i think the effect could be made more palatable by avoiding the current root of the mediant-type chord being played, giving the excerpt the vibes of that chord's tonality without having big resolutions to the new tonal center every other chord.

visually:

(the structure of a modern 4 chord loop)

is too normal. only 2 equal tonal centers.

(the proposed structure of a 24 chord loop. O2=outgoing 2, M2=median 2, etc.)

much more interesting. maximum of 12 distinct equal tonal centers.

[jokuvainart]

Cliff, if he was a signed boy band photo from the early 2000s

[scum-cat]

really cute chords really really cute chords

[thegirlwiththenumber42]

Give me a chord Progression and your IG

I will write a Song and send it to you