Juicy chords demystified. You should learn about these!

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Extended chords and Altered chords! Not just for jazz musicians…
That is the software I used for the chord analysis, but it does WAY more than that!

Chapters
0:00 Intro
2:30 Extensions-9,11, and 13
3:30 Chord alterations
6:50 Dominant Alt chords
9:15 Alt Chord
9:50 Slash chord
10:28 Sus chords
11:45 Maschine chord mode
12:40 Lofi Piano chords
13:18 Swing More chords
13:40 Cubase chord pads

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Hi, not through with the video, so maybe it come up later, but which software are you using to have your played chords analysed in realtime?

Mu

2 and a half years later... and I am still watching all of your uploads learning more than I good have dreamed of. You are absolutely great!

sprksaflyin

This is gold! I love your practical approach to music theory.

jakehendriksen

Super stuff I've been playing for years but you never stop learning thankyou.

Wolfbabypuppylove

Here's something I was taught in college: If you see a chord written as a C minor 7th b5, it's an altered chord. If you see that same chord written as a half-diminshed (C followed by a diagonally-slashed 0), it's a half-diminshed chord, and always followed by a full-diminished 7th. (C followed by a 0) This helps you know what's next at higher tempos. That's how our big band charts were always written. Just a thought...Thanks for the Cubase chord pad link. You KNOW I'm gonna use that!

johncostigan

came in time, thank you so much, imma watch the first and come back for sure!!

MostafaDeknach

I've been woodshedding jazz piano for the past couple of years. This is hands down the most succinct and in depth explanation of interesting chords I've come across. Thank you so much.

winip

Nice one. Waiting for the Swing More tutorial

sammpaul

Джеф, ты молодец! Я всегда от тебя узнаю что-нибудь полезное! Спасибо тебе.

FirstRuni

Brilliant! Thank you. Not sure why I showed up to this class because I knew I would be out of my depth. I struggled through, even though you lost me about 4 minutes in. Although my brain and my eyes had glazed over, my ears were getting favourite bits of Steely Dan, Supertramp (who?), Gloria Gaynor and so on.
Chords- I can't tell you what it's called when I hear it but I know if it's what I want. Obviously it would work better on every level if I could say what it's called and know where it fits. I fumble around until I find what I want and coming to understand the theory behind related keys is helping to narrow down where I fumble. So instead of the whole filing cabinet, I'm going to the right drawer. Who knows? Some of this might get me to the right file but I see now the advantages of going to the right document immediately but maybe I miss an opportunity on the way.
My music doesn't have to please anyone but me.

andycordy