Arranger Adi Yeshaya analyzes hybrid chords and quartal voicings in Domi & JD Beck’s Tiny Desk Concert.
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Analyzing the varied influences, samples, and lyrical approach in MF Doom’s Madvillainy.
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This video is great for Chromatic Mediants.
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Still don’t exactly know what to do with this, but…
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First thing I realized after getting my Behringer Model 15 is that an LFO can be an oscillator
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Captain Pikant: Analyzing RADIOHEAD’s Rhythms - A Deep Dive into their Electronic Beats
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Nice music theory snippets in between this little, nice talk.
Why @thundercatmusic loves @louiscolemusic with LOUIS COLE
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Nice straight-to-point video on compositional tools and methods, and of course he has a decent collection of other videos to browse. Even though his focus is on classical composition, the simple examples and straightforward explanations are very transferable to other contexts.
And a more electronic exploration which is incredibly good after you get past the introduction
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love this album so much so its a must watch
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Towards the end the above vid brings up the “blackadder” chord which he also calls the suspense chord.
This one analyzed some songs using blackadder
It’s kinda adorable that these younger peeps were so mystified by this chord and made up a name for it. To me it sounds like an altered dominant chord. I’ve heard this chord in songs by Steely Dan, Michael McDonald/Doobie Brothers, big band jazz ensembles, etc.