is I–vi–IV–V the best chord progression
Is I–vi–IV–V the best chord progression
Juan Thomas
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David Jenkins
F# maj 9 / A-7 / D-9
Luke Gomez
??? what are those things she's sitting on
Christian Sullivan
>implying Sup Forums understand music theory
David Sullivan
>using multiple chords
Caleb Jackson
>she will never sit on your tower
Kayden Cook
meme generators
Angel Allen
>using multiple notes
Andrew Torres
this
Henry Morgan
>using any notes
Aaron Davis
computers
Josiah Harris
who /ii-V-I/ here?
Jason Kelly
>t. Jazz newb
James Cook
>consecutive V and I
Try harder
Jeremiah Morgan
>not I-ii-IV-iv(M7)-I
Isaac Bennett
I don't understand anything anyone is saying in this thread.
Connor Rivera
olliemcmillian.bandcamp.com
>hip hop
Joshua Wood
I think you're in the wrong thread.
Here you go.
Ryder Cruz
How am I the first in this thread to realise it's just another ITAOTS joke?
Henry Thomas
It's obvious you sperg
Christopher Brooks
>WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FACE I HAVE FOUND IN THIS PLACE
Chase Cox
>WHAT A BEAUTFUL FACE
Ryder Russell
>referring to chords by specific key instead of harmonic function
just stop
Charles Williams
Not necessarily, I-vi-IV-V is literally everywhere
Nathan Jackson
Using "vi" to imply minor instead of just all capitals = pleb
Jack Myers
Because you don't know how ubiquitous it is?
Jaxson Torres
let me direct you to both
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Zachary Adams
...but that's how it's supposed to work
Josiah Mitchell
Senpai pls
Easton Lopez
This is REALLY basic theory. Learn some, you lazy tripfag
Andrew Reyes
hey shut the fuck up
Tyler Allen
Among bedroom guitarists talking on the internet? yes.
Among professional musicians? no.
Liam Hughes
my apologies, professional. how should a minor chord be denoted?
Evan Martin
chord progressions really don't get better than lacrymosa desu
Parker Lewis
using "I" and "VI" instead of "T" and "Tp".
Landon Stewart
There's nothing *wrong* with using "vi", it's just only used online. I actually think it's a pretty good idea.
The VI chord in the major scale is naturally a minor chord. If you know the scale, you shouldn't have to say it is minor. If it is a minor chord that is usualy a major chord you could write it like "IV-m".
Chase Gomez
What if I'm using a non-diatonic chord, that fills the same harmonic function as a diatonic one?
Such as a minor plagal cadence (iv - I).
James Powell
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Ethan Barnes
I-I'm sorry desu
Evan Gomez
i like the iron maiden one. y'know that one thats like duuuuuunn... dun dun duuuuuuuuuunn..... dun dun and you repeat.
Thomas Sullivan
ok
Chase Clark
It's probably the one of the most popular progressions but itaots is the specter looming over it
Samuel Campbell
but then it would be major