Writing your own songs

These lessons come from DVD 3 of 8 from Ultimate Guide To Chords (coming July 31, 2008).

I highly recommend that you have the tab in front of you as you watch. You can look at fig 2 and 4 for the roman-numeral analysis. It’ll make a lot more sense that way.

Remember: the roman numerals are used to identify which scale-degree that chord is built on. Example, the “one-chord” (I) is built on the first degree of the scale (If you’re in A major, the I is an A chord). The “three-chord” (iii) in A major is C# minor. I explain how this whole system works in the course. But hopefully you get the idea.

Check it out… and enjoy!

Download tab here


          Video 1

          Video 2

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Cheers,

Dan Denley

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