5 Essential ROCK Chord Progressions
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- Learn 5 amazing rock chord progressions you need to know.
These chord progressions are perfect to inspire your practice or to even write your own songs.
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Excellent tutorial. I liked ALL of the progressions and the way you played them. Thanks. It's your rhythm playing that makes them all sound so good.
Thank you!! :) yeah you gotta add some rhythm!! 😃
Love those chords, I use them as well! Thank you
Omgoodness aaaaall of them cos I could recognise songs from them all 😎🥰🤙🏼 thank you for these 😊
Bentornata bellissima e bravissima grande Prof
Great video, thanks! My 2 cents: I would add the progression I-V-b7-IV. And yes, I recently discovered that IV and iv works great. I would add these 2 wherever the last chord is a IV, so maybe play IV for 2 beats and the iv for the last 2 beats going back to I...Amazing sound...
Nice one
Hey sister, keep rocking.That was really awesome and may God bless you with those talents beyond your wildest dreams for his glory and the benefits of others
Thank you!
Good tutorial!👌👌
Thank you!
Unpredictable progressions are my favorite. That’s why I like Billy Joel.
Great tutorial ... #2 3 and 5 stood out to me... Want to work with them.. Lee 3-17-24
Yes!! Thank you :)
Could also pls. give some example songs for these progressions?
5:32
*“…so I start a revolution from my bed..”* -OASIS
Can you look at Gospel back-cycling triads but time stretched to one bar each. They are all coming back home, but I like to leave out the final IV -I Cadence. You can explore as many levels of back-cycling that you would like.
Nice thanks! I’ll try it!
É como uma receita de bolo, depois de decorar, podemos identificar o sabor do bolo pelo cheiro, que são as
progressões e então repetir a receita
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My favorite chord progression is Smackwater Jack😮
Well I love playing Ballads on the piano and the 1, 5, 6, 4 is a classic Richard Marx song... Such an easy piece to play and if you dont know how to play piano and you have to impress a girl at a party - anyone can learn it... Although if she busts out Beethoven's 3rd movement of the moonlight sonata and she's a classically trained pianist - just walk away... LOL... This was a great tutorial...
Haha thanks!
Great job but how about wooly bully watch it now 😮
Thank you for your video!
Just a small consideration: I think that progression I - bVII - IV should be viewed as V - IV - I.
What do you think about?
Bye
Hey! It’s another way of seeing it. I’d say it really depends on where is the Root chord. What key is song in!
3:24 The song would be in the key of F?
Another way of looking at it.
IV iv I Green Day ❤
Love it you using second inversions but not mention about it....Why?
Hey!! This video was really about the progressions but I have many other video about the use of chord inversions :)
@@OnlineRockLessons On your website? or here on youtube?
Is the second progression in C? Surely it's F - you can even hear it resolve to the F
Yes! They are all in C :)
It sounds like C mixolydian
@@brandonmartinez1849another way of looking at it.
I love the 2-5-1 progression. And I love the 1-2-4-5 progression.
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I bVII bVI V7
The chord progressions are fine, but I dont know why you played something different in the examples from what you played in the explainations
Hey! It’s the same chords :) in the example I played the song example, how it can sounds like and then just explained the chords 😃