Music Theory for DJs: The Circle of Fifths

[@DJ-Dorian]

This is the best ever explained Circle of Fifths! (very cool visual diagrams also to complement the explanations)

[@CompleteDJMethod]

Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm so happy you dig the lesson and the diagrams too! I animated them myself :)
Cheers,
Shortee
www.djshortee.com

[@ryoshamo]

Fantastic explanation and very helpful

[@CompleteDJMethod]

Thanks so much! Super stoked to hear that you appreciate the explanation and that you found it helpful! Glad you dig it :)
Cheers,
Shortee

[@ralfseiffert3896]

Great explenation.

[@CompleteDJMethod]

Thanks!
Cheers,
Shortee
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[@CarlosOrtiz-ht6rn]

Amazing information! Thank you.

[@CompleteDJMethod]

You're welcome! So happy you like the info :)
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Shortee
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[@romer2279]

well explained!! but I need to view the video 2 - 3more times (";)

[@CompleteDJMethod]

Haha, thanks so much, Romer! Feel free to peep it as many times as you want ;)
Cheers,
Shortee

[@romer2279]

thanks (",)

[@romer2279]

Shortee's Complete DJ Method keep sharing please😊👍

[@TomCouchmanMUSICchannel]

i thought e minor had a d sharp in it?

[@CompleteDJMethod]

Hey Tom,
Thanks for your question! The E minor scale only has one sharp in it which is F sharp: E, F♯, G, A, B, C, and D. -- so no, this scale doesn't have a D sharp in it. Peep this link for more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_minor 😊 Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Shortee
www.DJShortee.com
www.ShorteesCompleteDJMethod.Com

[@moloypratimdas]

awesome

[@CompleteDJMethod]

Thanks, Tim! So glad you dig the video 😊
Cheers,
Shortee
www.DJShortee.com
www.ShorteesCompleteDJMethod.com