Post your favorite chord progression. I like F-F7-Bb-Bbm6

>>49710233
I like F7-F-Bb-Bbm6

F-F7-Bb-Bbm6 master race reporting in.

D-G-C-Bmaj7-Am-C-Badde

>>49710320
>2014
>not F-F7-Bb-Bbm6

G-Em-C-D

>>49710320
Playing it on the piano now.

Sounds good.

>>49710233
Cadd9 - Cmaj7 - Em - Emadd2 - Em

>>49710355
breakin the law

>>49710260
>>49710304
>>49710355
this is so unfunny that it hurts

C-G-Am-G

>>49710304
>>49710355

Swapping out F7 for an A7 sounds good too.

C - Dm7 - Am/F

Cm G Gm A Dm A Dm F A# F Gm F E A

>>49710233
I'm not familiar with m6 chords, how do you play them?

>>49710570
You can just wiki minor sixth chords..

But a Bbm6 is a Bbm (Bb-C#-F) with an added G.

>>49710320
this is good, but the way I'm strumming it I'd add a B at the end

>>49710394
If you're feeling pain, I've got a dope chord progression that you might not have heard of. It's a little ditty that goes

F

F7

Bb

Bbm6

>Posting progressions in a specific key instead of just roman numerals

>>49710814
>bitching and whining instead of posting a sick chord progression

>>49710770

Holy dicks, that's a good one.

Any pain I felt before playing F-F7-Bb-Bbm6 has vanished.

>>49710814

Some keys are just more appealing to me than others.

>>49710938
this

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The I - vi - III6/4 Progression:
http://vocaroo.com/i/s113P3nfi5Eq

or rising semitones in the bass:
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0gDrKEpOlHV

Kind of cliched, but still good

I can't seem to create any original chord progressions, everything I play is basically derived from some common chord progression

>>49710745
i really enjoy arpeggios, sounds nicer when finger picking

>>49711152
I'm not really digging the Bmaj7, I'd replace it with a B7 or regular B

>>49711183
meh, i feel the maj7 gives more flavor

>>49711262
I love maj7 chords, but I don't really think it fits in there

>>49711030

Oh my god, I LOVE that second one.

I incorporate it into most ballads I write. The first song I remember hearing it in is "You See Me Crying" by Aerosmith.

I don't know the names but I promise it sounds good

I'm a sucker for C - Am - F - G

>>49711307

Isn't that the chord progression of all 50's songs?

>>49711345
pretty much

>>49711274
i dun goofed you're right, but i guess its called Gb11... i dunno why i said bmaj7

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>>49710370

here's another Cmaj7-Am-G-F#7-F-F#

>>49710938
>>49710970
get your ears checked

>>49711468
this sounds weird

>>49711521
good, i hope so

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>>49710370

>>49711519

I'm working on in D minor which is the saddest of all keys, I find.

People weep instantly when they hear it, and I don't know why.

I have a tangently related question. What does it mean when there's a flat in roman numeral analysis? For example, when someone says to use triads build on I - bIII - bVI - V or whatever.

plebs all of u

C Csus2 Am7 Fm7 G

Personal favorite

E - B - Bm7 - Abm - Dbm6 - E2 - Ebm7 - Abm - Dbm

>>49711590
Wait, the last time I checked it depended on the instrument.
Are you using an instrument with equal temperament?

>>49711668

Sounds okay.

>>49711731
play it slower

>>49711345
>you will never hear a doo-wop cover of In The Aeroplane Over The Sea a la Earth Angel

>>49711590
E minor is sadder

>>49711678

vimeo.com/92699399

>>49711843
Pianos are tuned in equal temperament, so it doesn't matter

>>49711902
(Also, yes I know I missed the joke)

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I've never studied music theory but I always loved weird chord shit that challenges me to improve my listening. Ever since I heard Hindemith's stuff.

Amaj7 Asus4 C G6

>>49711612
Can anyone answer this?

>>49711612

Google.

>>49714485
Come on, we can at least be a little helpful. I understand it's a simple question but there's something to be said for not being so dismissive.

>>49711612

bIII means a major chord built on the flattened third scale degree. For example, in C major, bIII would be Eb major. This idea extends to other scale degrees, so bVI would be Ab major. These are often analyzed as chords "borrowed" from related keys or modes. Both bIII and bVI appear in the parallel minor. If you want some more examples/related reading look up borrowed chords or alt

Apparently missed a word and a half backspacing to rewrite that. The above post should end with "borrowed chords," and the "or alt" is there for no reason

>>49714747
Thank you, that makes perfect sense.

the one in the Happy Days theme song

E-F#-A-C

I like to play this one on a harpsichord tone.

Cm-Eb-Fm-Ab
Cm-Ab-G-Cm

I wish there was a site where I could enter these things and have it play them out

>>49710233
I IV V

>>49715445
>not bringing your guitar/keyboard/whatever over to the computer and playing them yourself

>>49715490
>implying everyone has a guitar
>implying everyone knows how to play
I found this site, anyway
http://www.drumbot.com/projects/key_chords/

>>49715459
Ben Gibbard is that you?
Can I get your autograph?

E - Em13 - Fm13 - Fmdim13

I wish I could play the piano ;_;

>>49715594
then learn fagit

>>49715769
too old

>>49716013
how old are you?

>>49716022
20

>>49716050
kek you're an idiot

>>49710511

Paranoid Android?

D - C - F - G

>>49716050
Do it fgt