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Awesome video!

Actually, you can. You just have to think with logarithms.

The cochleae breakdown the square wave to the sine waves?

Love it

Best explanation so far. Thank you so much

NICE!!

Don’t mean to sound flip, but what’s the point of learning these chords? Is it just to compose? How does this help me be a better player? Why would I learn this?

It would also be helpful to have visual references to what notes are being pressed by your fingers 🙏

High Five Micheal 🖐and thank you for user friendly video🙏

I really apprecaite your efforts.

YESSSS! I would love to see more theory videos from you! And I think this format is better too, I've been wishing for you to return for a while now, I'm glad you want to make a new take on all of this

Great explanation of suspended chords

Impressive!!!

Awesome video

Insanely helpful!

Thanks for the video, very interesting. Wouldn't it make more sense to define the mid note of the Sus chord by how much it changes from the third, rather than from the fifth or root? I mean the Sus4 is half a step from the third and the Sus2 a whole step from the third.

I dont feel or sense it at all. Am i cooked?

your wrong C 145 IS CFG NOT CEG CHECK YOUR WORK DUDE

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Perfect

Ok, after 40 years of playong I took a time to watch the circle of 5th's... better late than never. Thanks

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Listen to the Interstellar soundtrack. Lots to learn from that. Even songs with no lyrics/vocals by Primus, such as Southbound Pachyderm (minimal vocals).

That was an amazing lesson. Thank you so much!

Never forgetting that Carolyn fondles beads lmao great job and thank you!

The cat also played the keyboard !

In your A-flat major 7 example, doesn't the Circle of Fifths give you the 2nd and 4th note of the cord? The notes of a major cord are always X, X+4 and X+1, where X is the starting note. And for a major 7th cord, the pattern is X, X+4, X+1, X+5.

I can't believe a 9 year old video explained the circle of fifths better than most videos on stream. Thanks a lot!

Bobby McFerrin? spelling? He said something but not as many words to explain....another great example old movies of child actors....they used a fist to play, or an elbow because their little fingers didn't have the spread or reach capability. However, in real time, they had to make the dynamic work. Practice what you know first, the idea.

Or start with C then go every 5 for the sharp keys, then start with F then go every 4 for the flat keys , its that simple.

Michael do you have online music theory courses?

A Flat? I know the album version is in E Flat, does he play the live version in a different key? Thank you strangers of the internet.

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I didn’t think I was going to care about this lesson, but I’m glad I watched it because it was awesome 👏

“So, don’t let the different names confuse you.” I have some bad news

That melody starting on D, was - London Bridge is falling down

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cheers pal

Patiently waiting Michael 😊 Looking forward to building on these last couple videos!

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I'm a sponge absorbing all this information

Can you play all triad chords around the circle of fifths.

I would be interested in transition chords. for instance from a 4 to a 1, or a 5 to a 1, thanks enjoy this instruction

What does the "min" really mean? Who has the minor? The F# or the 7th interval or both?

A Csus4 is basically the same as Fsus2, just sayin

i have insomnia and this video is so interesting i fell asleep in ten seconds holy fuck

Gracias por ta buena explicación

*Scales are merely divisions of octaves.* One can see these derived from Ionian: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 :Ionian 1 2 ♭3 4 5 6 7 :Melodic 1 2 ♭3 4 5 ♭6 7 :Harmonic and these derived from Mixolydian: 1 2 3 4 5 6 ♭7 :Mixolydian 1 2 ♭3 4 5 6 ♭7 :Dorian 1 2 ♭3 4 5 ♭6 ♭7 :Aeolian 1 ♭2 ♭3 4 5 ♭6 ♭7 :Phrygian But in every case, each is merely a division of the octave and thus results in differing intervals. That ♭3 from the tonic in every case renders the minor sound. Psychological moodiness can be induced by increasingly adding flats to change the intervals.