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Offline Lysha

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modulating
« on: September 14, 2006, 07:46:04 PM »
Im trying to find a nice progression to transition from Bb to C. what chords or progression should I use so that it won't sound choppy? :)

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Re: modulating
« Reply #1 on: September 14, 2006, 09:00:06 PM »
Im trying to find a nice progression to transition from Bb to C. what chords or progression should I use so that it won't sound choppy? :)


There are a couple of things you could do. Try this:

You could do a 2-5-1 in the new key of C



Bb F/ D F Bb        ending chord in old key

D A/ C F A          2

G D/ B F G          5

C G/ C E G          starting chord in new Key of C


You could try a 5-1 walk-up in the new key:


Bb F/ D F Bb

G / B D G          5
   
A / C E A          6

B/ B D G           7

C/ C E G           1

Hope this helps.
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Re: modulating
« Reply #2 on: September 14, 2006, 09:54:30 PM »
Here's some examples to modulate keys

From C to C#
C G / C chord
Bb Ab / C chord
Ab Eb / F# chord
C E Bb / Ab chord
C# Ab / C# chord

From C to D
C G / C chord
Bb Ab / C chord
A E / G chord
C# F B / A chord
D A / D chord

From C to E
C G / C chord
Bb Ab / C chord
B F# / A chord
Eb G C# / B chord
E A / E chord

HOPE THIS MAKES SENSE....THE TRICK IS
C G / C - that your I chord
Bb Ab / C - dom7th on the LH

Now the next chord....u can do either (from these 3 examples) just playin the 2 of the key u want to go to!!!

So let's use numbers..using Major scale
half key...
LH / RH
1 / 1 CHORD
dom7th / 1 CHORD
NOW WE GOING TO THE HALF KEY....SO USE THE MAJOR SCALE OF WHATEVER THE HALF KEY IS
2 / 4 CHORD
5 / 5 CHORD
1 / 1 CHORD

whole key...
LH / RH
1 / 1 CHORD
dom7th / 1 CHORD
NOW WE GOING TO THE WHOLE KEY....SO USE THE MAJOR SCALE OF WHATEVER THE WHOLE KEY IS
2 / 4 CHORD
5 / 5 CHORD
1 / 1 CHORD

Major 3rd key...
LH / RH
1 / 1 CHORD
dom7th / 1 CHORD
NOW WE GOING TO THE MAJOR 3RD KEY....SO USE THE MAJOR SCALE OF WHATEVER THE MAJOR 3RD KEY IS
2 / 4 CHORD
5 / 5 CHORD
1 / 1 CHORD

SEE THE PATTERN?? I HOPE THIS HELP YA IN SOME WAY.... :)
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Re: modulating
« Reply #3 on: September 15, 2006, 11:34:06 AM »
Thank you for your help. That's just what i needed to know!!!

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Re: modulating
« Reply #4 on: October 21, 2006, 03:39:16 PM »
 Try this:

  Bb/ACDF
  GDF/ABbDF
  DADE/FGCEG
  Db/FBEbG
  C/BDEG
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