in all the learnings, i have literally forgotten using circle of fifths to check the possibilities for determining my chord progressions for composing. using it by ear is best and going by the tonal colour and the emotion is good too, but i had totally forgotten using this as well to see how it sounds while writing new stuff.

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I'm on it

At the end, when you talk about viewing the scales as chords, do you mean e flat major I (in roman number notation)?

Good video!

Hey, Simon. Thank you for this one, but still would you show us more examples to compose using this circle, please?

Can you make a video on how you use the circle of fifth to compose in a good way a chords progression?

The mirror of 5ths/4ths decoding the circle after 300+ years and its universal mnemonic device is an alternative to the circle of 5ths for those who will find the latter a bit hard to memorize.

Hi, thank you very much for your videos! They are very helpful! Do you suggest to get full range midi controller with 88 keys? I didn't see this example in your guide. What do you think about Alesis q88 mkii? Is it suitable for the purpose you describe in your guide?

How does this help? A list would do the same...