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Old 11-03-2008, 02:30 PM
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Default Re: chord progressions???`

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Originally Posted by richiebee View Post
Holy crap man... music theory is a huge topic. It's not something that can be answered in a single forum post. Despite what Vulcanizer says, there are rules in music. Among other things, they define genre.

He is right in a way though - if it sounds good, it is. And at the end of the day, rules go out the window if you want to do something else. They are more guidelines rather than rules.

In order to get a grasp on what chords to use, its a good idea to study the genre of music that you're interested in writing. Try and break down songs into chords, rhythms etc, and figure out why they sound the way they do. It's a long job, it's a brain taxing job, but it'll make you a better musician, and it'll probably help to make sense of what you end up writing.

What genre of music do you want to write?
i wanna write pop/punk.....seriously need help on this topic...
thank u very much in advance
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