I finally found how to put more than 10,000,000 chords next to each other in the best sounding fashion but I will not tell it to you because I want to register it as a big patent.

My next discovery would be putting ∞ ones next to each other.

 

Please listen to these discrete progressions I have made. Now I can lengthen any of them to be a full track.

 

chord track used?

 

You won't be able to patent chord progressions, they've already been all worked out before anyway. It's like trying to patent colours or frequencies.

 

I think what he meant is he doesn't want to patent the progressions but the "revolutionary way" he found to link the chords together (?) ...

 

...or snowflakes.

 

Foster! Stop pratting around and get on with that track, so I can write the vocals for it! This is the main reason you can't get your tracks finished. Too much wally arsing around

 

...or snowflakes.

 

They sound like Coldplay's progressions

 

...or cornflakes.

 

the first track reminds me of Ulrich Schnauss

 

i don't understand.

 

did you swipe these from barnes and barnes? one of them sounds curiously like "fish heads"

 

No, I did not. I've never used other people's scores till now. If I used such things at least I would have a good view to the music.
BTW, do you want to participate in the challenge?

 

Just take a look at here.

 

My friend, I was working on the melody for the song you asked me and found out how to harmonize any melody in the extremely sweetest ways you can imagine. Now I can entirely shrug off the harmonization issue.

 

Have you ever looked in the Roman Numeral (sometimes known as Nashville Numbering) system to come up with chord progressions ?

Been on Hook Theory https://www.hooktheory.com/ ?

Your progressions are, from a theoretical point of view, not particularly out of the ordinary and are kind of common cliches. The music is interesting enough rhythmically and sonically.

A fantastic example of how complex harmony can be, check out this video from 16m27s. Starts in G# minor.

 

IN-
VER-
SIONS

 

It doesn't need anything doing to the melody. It just needs some re-arranging. It's good enough already.