You’ve probably heard incredible riffs and chord progressions and wondered: How do they do it? Well, the secret is simpler than you think. Understanding the basics of music theory can take your songwriting to the next level - and I’m here to help you unlock that creativity!
What You'll Learn in This CourseIn this course, you’ll get clear, step-by-step lessons on how to craft dynamic and professional-sounding chord progressions. Whether you're starting with the basics or looking to refine your skills, I’ll teach you how to:
Create memorable chord progressions using major and minor scales
Write songs in any key, picking chords with ease
Master classic progressions like 1-4-5, 2-5-1, 1-5-6-4 etc
Explore exciting minor progressions to expand your musical vocabulary
Learn all the theory to create chord scales from scratch and use the interval system
Decipher scales and modes
Plus, you’ll get jam tracks et speeds, so you can practice and progress at your own pace.
Why This Course Works for YouHD, Twin Camera Angles: Get close-up shots for easy following along, so you’ll never miss a detail.
On-Screen Graphics & Visual Aids: Theory explained in a relatable, step-by-step manner with visual support.
Jam Tracks at multiple Speeds: Practice at the pace that works best for you, with tracks in 2 different keys and 3 speeds.
Open Position & Barre Chords: Learn both, regardless of where you’re starting from.
Printable PDFs & Resources: Download resources for additional learning and practice.
These lessons are designed by a real, time-served guitar teacher who’s passionate about helping you succeed. And trust me, I’ve been where you are - feeling stuck, unsure, and wanting to break through. This course is the key to unlocking your true songwriting potential.
Ready to Take Your Songwriting to the Next Level?If you’re ready to start writing songs that stand out, click the link below to join the course. Let’s get started on mastering the chord progressions and music theory that will transform your songwriting journey.
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