The 'FRANCHISE' formula by Travis Scott
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Welcome to a new chapter in your music career. After you are done reading and understanding the contents of this book you will never look at the way you make music the same ever again.
Here you will learn the most relevant information I gathered over the 2 years I spent taking university level music theory classes. From how chords work and how they affect one another to the study of counterpoint, here you will find an easy to understand guide to making music like you have never before.
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I love your work and breakdowns
True this guy is the GOAT
Brother I absolutely love what you are doing.
I love how consistent you are, because with every single upload you inspire me (and I bet hundreds of others) to CREATE.
You are amazing and doing God’s work. Have a blessed day!
inspiring, I think I'm gonna try this progression on my next beat. Tryna make some drk trap
Hated this song with a passion when it came out for a solid year. Cant stop listening to it these days now.
Love your analysis
U is the man🐐
Its LIT!
Kinda sounds like look alive
It really does lol
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Seems more like phrygian than minor to me.
whats mean 5-6-4
he just explained it in the vid bro
How can I determine what scale this is in?
The first ghost note is the note the scale is named after, in this case G# so the scale is G#min