3 Tips for Better Chord Progressions!

Third one is my fave!

[EricTheYounger]

First tip: uh huh
Second tip: okay gotchu
Third tip: WAIT WHAT🤯🤯🤯

[aidanmurray]

Secondary dominants are so powerful!

As of late, I’m finding chord progressions that I enjoy by focusing on the voice leading, specifically around the highest note — make sure there’s a satisfying melody there.

Thanks for the great tips as always Andrew <3

[BlursDream]

“If you want to destroy my sweater. Hold this thread and just walk away.” 😂

[ThreeEarRabbit]

Nice tips. Personally I love using 9th chords in my songs, adds even more emotional depth in my opinion.

[CupOfNoodlesMusic]

My guitar is covered in marinara sauce. Flavor insertion is on point ❤

[leuqas]

Thanks for this short so much. I've struggled a lot with adding that flavor and this made me struggle even more!

[staatsanwaltschaftemskirch]

Secondary dominants are the best tool out there
It’s like a loophole in music theory

[chrislewis]

These Tips are 🔥🔥, i had a chord Progression that i struggled with for days now, figured out what bothered me in 5 minutes 😂 Thanks man ✌🏻

[DannySabraArt]

FACTS. You can also extend to 9, 11 or 13 for more exotic flavs and change the modality of some
Chords from major to minor. Like switching that C to C minor. Boom.

[malcolmgeldmacher]

Amazing what some music theory can do!

[freakincody]

Commenting on this so I can save it for when I'm next to my guitar.

[ShadowDC]

It made it much more interesting for sure

[PauLtus_B]

Great timing! Been looking for some good chord progression tips.

[BirthquakeRecords]

This is my favorite kinda content. I'd love to give you some encouragement to make more little quick actionable tricks for making music!

I know there's plenty of other youtubers doing that sorta stuff, but there's only one Andrew Huang! And I like your approach to music and your communication about it.

[Roxxa]

THAT SECOND AND THIRD ONE MADE ME LEVITATE AHHHH

[InAtlasAtLast]

As a songwriter, this is gold he’s sharing

[stratcat]

How to make a simple chord progression sound better: change the entire chord progression

[emilemanuel]

Interesting Man Good to pick up this tip. You know i was thinking idk i just got this thought thinking about chord progressions and it be nice if to see a video on what it is called when the progression changes a for example if the the whole song had a similar pattern what would it be called when the last chord doesn’t match with how it was in the beginning. my bad 😅 kinda hard to explain on a comment.

[listentome]

Learning you were in a country band was a shock and I need to see what music your band played

[mdoerkse]

I don't know what that all means but sounds nice. 👍