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Epic Chord Progression Hack - Chromatic Mediant Motion 

Implied Music
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Diatonic progressions, conventional harmony, don't have the Epic you're looking for? Try Chromatic Mediant Motion. You don't have to study the Tonnetz or understand Neo-Riemannian Theory to get it.
00:00 intro
01:19 quick diatonic review
02:57 Chromatic Mediant motion with triads & extensions
05:35 minor third motion
07:26 Strings example
08:40 Arpeggiated Electro example
09:23 conclusions
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@garygimmestad4272
@garygimmestad4272 Месяц назад
I’ve always loved chromatic mediant harmony and it was a great revelation when I learned about Neo-Riemannian theory. An exercise I do with my students (and that I do myself) is to choose a starting point on the Tonnetz and follow various paths from chord to chord - which is essentially what you did in this video. Learning chromatic mediant harmony is liberating but it also reminds us of all kinds of common-tone relationships that exist in traditional functional harmony. Because these harmonies are, on one hand, unmoored, and on the other, the most familiar and stable harmonies - simple triads - they make the familiar strange and the strange familiar. In order to preserve that effect, added extensions can’t create dominants - no tritones. And that’s what you did with your beautiful minor chords with extensions. They’re especially evocative - like distant bells full of dark portent. As always, thank you you for continuing to open doors and windows. Cheers!
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
that's the heart of the matter!
@harryleblanc4939
@harryleblanc4939 Месяц назад
I've been hugely influenced by neo-reimannian theory ever since I read the book "Hollywood Harmonies." I'm interested in bringing these kinds of epic changes into a more pop setting. You do hear a few examples in pop music (e.g., in Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke", the chord change for "you can feel it all over." That sixth, which diatonically would normally be minor, is unexpectedly major, which brings a bright ray of sunshine into the chorus.) Exciting stuff!
@ghfdt368
@ghfdt368 Месяц назад
Hey Chris loved the video and little exploration of chromatic mediants! One topic I'd love for you to cover are chord progressions and ideas used a lot in the 80's as I personally think a lot or artists and bands used really beautiful wide,rich chords and harmony with major and minor 9, 11, 6ths chords aswell as add 9,sus 2, sus 4 and inversions. Tips and hints on how to make our own and get that beautiful rich 80's atmosphere would be awesome,Thanks 🙂
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
that's a GREAT idea
@netuno60
@netuno60 Месяц назад
Great video. The sound of these chromatic mediants is indeed evocative or climatic.
@lighterwaves5659
@lighterwaves5659 Месяц назад
Your voicings are the secret sauce...🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
it's true that well voiced versions of these chords make a huge difference. my golden rule is i move each voice AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE. the rule of "parsimony."
@lighterwaves5659
@lighterwaves5659 Месяц назад
@@ImpliedMusic and you use shapes that counter each other...showing your voicings is priceless 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@billhasty5197
@billhasty5197 Месяц назад
Pure Platinum. Thanks Again.
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
You bet!
@markbelcher1777
@markbelcher1777 Месяц назад
Would ❤ a better understanding of NEO-RIEMANNIAN theory via your beautiful, calming style
@lmrock
@lmrock Месяц назад
The melody is like a painting, and its frame is like the chord progression and canvass that you paint over with color-tones. Re-harming a song is like re-framing a painting.😊
@drew4b
@drew4b Месяц назад
always appreciate your insight Chris, thanks for continually posting great videos like this over the years.
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
thanks drew!
@bassocanario
@bassocanario Месяц назад
Just stumbled onto your channel. Great presentation here: clear, concise explanations. Thank you, looking forward to checking out more of your material !
@kleve6572
@kleve6572 Месяц назад
Fantastic
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Thank you so much 😀
@ericmiller74
@ericmiller74 Месяц назад
Great! I was looking for a way to make non boring progressions and this fit the bill.
@wae2kwick4u
@wae2kwick4u Месяц назад
More creative provocations ...Many thanks once again for all the excellent & well thought-out work !
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Thank you too!
@lozoz
@lozoz Месяц назад
this is wonderful, thank you!
@noalias317
@noalias317 Месяц назад
Chris, you are such a pleasant and sympathetic explainer. Always very interesting topics and information. Super well presented. Best regards from Switzerland.
@PatternMusic
@PatternMusic Месяц назад
I am working with a Eurorack modular sequencer "Tetrachords" by Cycle Instruments. It is a chord and arpeggio sequencer. And it has a feature called "pivot modulation" that uses this technique. Your video provides valuable background to help me understand it.
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
excellent
@jimrogers7425
@jimrogers7425 Месяц назад
I would love a link to the poster at the beginning of this video… visuals are always helpful. Great video! Cheers!
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
There’s quite a few images of the tonnetz on the web. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonnetz
@libertatus
@libertatus Месяц назад
Cool stuff! Notation please.
@vonanderssonnoisesystem
@vonanderssonnoisesystem Месяц назад
Great stuff, very inspiring. Thank you! I’m a big fan of Radiohead and their various side projects. They often use ideas like these to create epic chord progressions.
@DarkSideofSynth
@DarkSideofSynth Месяц назад
Just splendid
@jvsonyt
@jvsonyt Месяц назад
Awesome
@petegreenfield8366
@petegreenfield8366 Месяц назад
Wonderful. Am off to try that now.
@EnkiAndInanna
@EnkiAndInanna Месяц назад
Great work again, i compose meditation and hypnosis music and sounds and struggle with making pieces long enough and also stay low information or movements. Is there a trick to elongating ideas without being repetitive?
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
I like the idea of “accumulating” gradually longer phrases..
@mikebrodhead
@mikebrodhead Месяц назад
I just got back from The Art Of Noise exhibit at SF MOMA. If memory serves, you’re a Bay Area person, yes? If so, I recommend checking it out.
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Excellent. Will do.
@uffevonlauterbach
@uffevonlauterbach Месяц назад
This was pretty cool. Your videos are really informative. Do you happen to have your own compositions that you've completed?
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
So many. Implied Music on Spotify, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, and film and tv
@uffevonlauterbach
@uffevonlauterbach Месяц назад
@@ImpliedMusic Thanks! I'll go take a listen. 🙂
@nickthane
@nickthane Месяц назад
The first example is Thanos's theme from Avengers Endgame, isn't it?
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Maybe. This hack fuels the epic theme factory for sure
@gianni1646
@gianni1646 Месяц назад
I’ve seen the chart you’ve posted on this video somewhere before. What is it called and is there a download available? Thanks. Love the tutorial, Gianni❤
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Called the Tonnetz. There’s a wiki article that has that chart in it. Interesting stuff
@erock.steady
@erock.steady Месяц назад
outer worlds - that's yours? noice
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Don’t know that
@LeeGee
@LeeGee Месяц назад
Great to hear the different genre settings Towards the end you mentioned some names and showed an esoteric-looking chart....? A web of intervals?
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Yea. The tonnetz. Lots of info on the web.
@LeeGee
@LeeGee Месяц назад
​@@ImpliedMusic thanks!
@rhettohlerking2446
@rhettohlerking2446 Месяц назад
If there’s chromatic mediants, is there such a thing as chromatic sub dominants? Or chromatic dominants? There may be an obvious answer but I’m just curious as to why chromatic mediants stand out
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
Perfect consonances, 4ths, 5ths, octaves, unison, don’t yield those juicy common tones. There’s much more to say, but try it and it will be clear
@azriel1111
@azriel1111 Месяц назад
Merci !
@ImpliedMusic
@ImpliedMusic Месяц назад
thank you!
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