How To Write EMOTIONAL Chords in FL Studio (3+ Tips)

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0:00 Intro
0:10 Tip 1: Accentuating the Emotion
1:52 Tip 2: Easy Listening
3:07 Tip 3: Pedal Notes (my favorite)
5:13 Bonus Tip: Syncopation
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@Akayo_Music 6 месяцев назад

Also I don't know why it says Fsus4 at 0:21 but it's supposed to be C#min lol

@otomleaf05 6 месяцев назад

as I pianist I will definitely be using these tips in my playing 👍

@hemantsalaskar6004 Месяц назад

0:43 bro that which shortcut key

@steveabner 4 месяца назад

End of the video gave me Metroid vibes 😅

@hookington 6 месяцев назад

this really is one of the best and most underrated music production tutorial channels on all of you tube!

@Akayo_Music 5 месяцев назад

Really appreciate it, comments like this keep me going. Recording more today :)

@Mr.Cedric7607 5 месяцев назад

Great tutorial , but in your first progression the last chord was an F # min after the C# m . Also , if you want to make your chords sound even more like the pop music, you hear on the radio today, use Major 7ths and minor 7 ths as well as M9 / m9 ths. Throw in some augmented chords or diminished ones . It adds that neo soul type of vibe. .

@JamesStMichael 2 месяца назад

Awesome video bro. Just a heads up, the 2nd inversion is when the 5th of a chord is played in the ROOT position of the chord meaning it becomes the bass note. In terms of modern music theory, the action of moving the 5th but keeping the bass/ root note of the chord the same is referred to as re-voicing the chord. Just wanted to give a little clarity for the community on that!