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Home / random thoughts and things I like / How to Create Chord Progressions That Grab an Audience’s Attention
Posted on August 27, 2015 by jcrmusic — Leave a comment

How to Create Chord Progressions That Grab an Audience’s Attention

this is one GREAT article! I got a killer 8-chord progression from tweaking one of the chorus progressions….

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