Finding this progression has made my day. I am a 65 year old beginner keyboard player with sever arthritis but I can kind of play this to a point and I love this kind of sound. Thank you very much for your wonderful lesson!
Oh, may I ask the beautiful piano sounds you are getting from the arturia? Thank you and could you do more PIANO chord progressions like this and what scales?
@@AntoineMichaudGuitar Got it. Thank you! Yes, I subscribed to your guitar lessons. You should do both. You are a most excellent teacher monsieur! Au revoir for now!
Your videos actually made me a better composer and effect-nerd. After watching your videos I wrote better progressions, melodies and I played better drones, and soundscapes. In one expression, you're the best musical teacher I ever had :)
Thanks, this was very useful. My music production usually starts with some melody that comes into my mind while jogging. I whistle it into my mp3 player and then I collect those ideas in my Todo folder... and, unfortunately, the ideas stay there untouched for years. The reason is - I'm afraid to screw it up because of chords and song structure. Most of my attempts turn out boring repetitions of the same pattern OR have a typical verse-chorus style which feels like a song without lyrics, and I don't want that. I struggle to make a complete musical piece out of my melodic ideas :( It would be really great to have tutorials on variation - how to expand upon a simple melodic idea to add chords, variations in instruments and patters to make it feel like a complete, integrated, engaging composition.
Wow I felt so good when you played the chord progression. I have such a hard time to understand the theory behind this but the feeling is epic, I will try to create a song using your tips!
Damn, I wish I had a music teacher as awesome as yourself at any of my school levels. Life would be different now to say the least!! Love your work mate. Cheers!
Not yet! I want to make a course in the future that will be called ''Keyboards Basics for Guitar Players''. Having transitioned myself from guitar to keyboards at a professional level, I think it will be interesting to offer a completely new approach to learning piano for guitar players. Especially cutting everything that's unnecessary and go right to the meat (I had only 2 months to learn keyboards before my first gig in front of 2000 people). Stay tuned. I might start to work on it in 2019.
Unfortunately, I'm disappointed. I would like to try to write ambient electronica but this doesn't help me except to say that you can start something with just two notes.
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Finding this progression has made my day. I am a 65 year old beginner keyboard player with sever arthritis but I can kind of play this to a point and I love this kind of sound. Thank you very much for your wonderful lesson!
Oh, may I ask the beautiful piano sounds you are getting from the arturia? Thank you and could you do more PIANO chord progressions like this and what scales?
This video was an outlier, I have a guitar UA-cam channel. The sound I was using is ''Alicia's Keys'' virtual instrument by Native Instruments.
@@AntoineMichaudGuitar Got it. Thank you! Yes, I subscribed to your guitar lessons. You should do both. You are a most excellent teacher monsieur!
Au revoir for now!
Nice chords. I really ought to learn piano to at least intermediate level, it's such a good instrument for songwriting.
Chris Edwards It really is. It helps to visualize the chords better than on guitar, I find!
Your videos actually made me a better composer and effect-nerd. After watching your videos I wrote better progressions, melodies and I played better drones, and soundscapes. In one expression, you're the best musical teacher I ever had :)
Muhammadreza Haghiri Dude, that's amazing :)
Now I know how Massive Attack came up with "Teardrops". Thanks for the tip, this indeed sounds epic!
That progression gave me chills wow
Thanks, this was very useful.
My music production usually starts with some melody that comes into my mind while jogging. I whistle it into my mp3 player and then I collect those ideas in my Todo folder...
and, unfortunately, the ideas stay there untouched for years.
The reason is - I'm afraid to screw it up because of chords and song structure. Most of my attempts turn out boring repetitions of the same pattern OR have a typical verse-chorus style which feels like a song without lyrics, and I don't want that. I struggle to make a complete musical piece out of my melodic ideas :( It would be really great to have tutorials on variation - how to expand upon a simple melodic idea to add chords, variations in instruments and patters to make it feel like a complete, integrated, engaging composition.
This is for me.
1:30 pattern
2:25 Chords
4:15 Final
"I stepped on the piano"
*Foot music begins to play*
reminds me of Teardrop from massive attack... i love it thank you !!
Wow I felt so good when you played the chord progression. I have such a hard time to understand the theory behind this but the feeling is epic, I will try to create a song using your tips!
Brilliant Thank you Sir
Amazing👍🏻
I love that chord progression.
To me 'borrowed' chords is where I just hit random groups of notes until I find something interesting that feels like it fits.
That's a way to do it!
Damn, I wish I had a music teacher as awesome as yourself at any of my school levels.
Life would be different now to say the least!!
Love your work mate. Cheers!
Thats epic
More stuff like this please!! this was enlightening.
Very good
Fantastic, inspiring! Thank you mister!
That's really interesting i wanna sea more chords and melody tips !
I'm doing it weekly on my channel, but on guitar!
I'm gonna have to watch this one twice to take it all in...
Woah, love the atmosphere of it 😍
Great lesson! Gonna use it right away.
Jan Keus Nice :)
Thats amazing. it makes no sense, but something to aim for trying to understand:)
Excellent tutorial Antoine!
Amazing lesson. Thank you
Thank you so much I really needed this 🙏
thanks for this
Great tip, very helpful.
Thank you so much for this!!!!!!!!
and you can easily modulate to Fmaj and play the C as a minor or with a flat 3rd.....nice video
Very good tutorial. Appreciated
My pleasure!
You're like Tony Banks when it comes to writing heart breaking compositions .
Very good, thanks for this lesson. Reminds me of House's M.D intro music, which is a version of Massive Attack, Teardrop. :)
I feel like i was taken on a journey
This sounds really close to I’m poppy’s vehement from the i c u album.
kinda reminds me a bit of interstellar
Hello , I would like to know if your arturia 49 has an arpegiator integrated effect?
Thank you
Never used it, so I don't really know. Sorry!
Sounds a bit like interstellar ❤️
If you like Instellar, you gotta listen to my cover :-) ua-cam.com/video/sxowQH1FaFs/v-deo.html
definitely my kind of teacher...but you don't seem have any piano courses on your site?
Not yet! I want to make a course in the future that will be called ''Keyboards Basics for Guitar Players''. Having transitioned myself from guitar to keyboards at a professional level, I think it will be interesting to offer a completely new approach to learning piano for guitar players. Especially cutting everything that's unnecessary and go right to the meat (I had only 2 months to learn keyboards before my first gig in front of 2000 people). Stay tuned. I might start to work on it in 2019.
How did you choose the model to borrow chords? Just taste or there is some rules?
So basiclly playing out of key is more interesting then all the scales and progressions we are told is so important to memorize.
Hi body
Witch plugins you use to compose ambient music. Thanks
Very cool ideas. Though Antoine the chord in 3:15 is definetely not the B flat Major. This sounds more like the C 7th and 9th chord
dude, you just de-mystified nils frahm
What key is this track in? C?
Yes C, but borrowing many chords from Cm.
@@AntoineMichaudGuitar Brilliant, thanks so much!
Am I the only one who had to watch upside down in order to avoid feeling nauseous?
way to much talking, not enough example
Unfortunately, I'm disappointed. I would like to try to write ambient electronica but this doesn't help me except to say that you can start something with just two notes.