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Emotional Tips for Electronic Music Production

4 emotional tips extracted from 2 tutorials by Ethan Davis and Alex Rome. Each tip links to the exact timestamp in the source video.

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Use minor scale chords V, vi, i, and vii for emotional depth
Problem: lack of emotional depth in chord progressions
The five, six, one, and seven chords in the minor scale are described as the 'most emotional' due to their inherent tension and resolution. This progression is used by producers like Elenium in sad songs to create…
#chord-progression#music-theory#emotional#poppopjazz
Use major two chords for emotional or wholesome feel
Problem: predictable chord progressions, lack of emotional impact
In the key of C, the second chord is typically D minor. However, changing it to a major chord (D major) creates a more uplifting and wholesome sound. This technique is used in songs like 'Everything' by Michael Bublé to…
#chord-progression#music-theory#emotional#poppopballad
Use minor four chords for emotional depth
Problem: lack of emotional contrast in progressions
In the key of C, the fourth chord is typically F major. Changing it to F minor creates a more emotional and melancholic sound. This technique is used to add depth and contrast to a progression. For example, a progression…
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Use minor five chords for a different feel
Problem: predictable chord progressions, lack of mood variation
In the key of C, the fifth chord is typically G major. Changing it to G minor creates a darker, more introspective sound. This technique is used in songs like 'The Only Exception' by Paramore to add emotional depth and a…