what's up everybody it's your man JFilt
from howtomakeverysickbeats.com if this is
your first time welcome and welcome to
another edition of nujabes inspired
beat techniques so let's get into it in
the comments below if you happen to
watch the epic battle between just blaze
and swizz beatz who do you think won and
why to me it's all about preference so
drop it down and I like i said on
Instagram it's not about competition
it's about pushing each other to the
next level man inspiration and speaking
of inspiration this video right here
it's gonna be mainly it is not really so
much a tutorial kinda wanted to go a
different route today it's going to be
more of a philosophy type of video and
so this is speculation i want yall to
hear a track one of my favorite nujabes
tracks
let's get to it
ok now what I'm about to say right now
some of you guys might disagree and
others might might agree but I'm gonna
put it out there and this is the point
of this video as you can see from the
title no one owns progressions i'ma tell
you why im saying it in my opinion I believe
and I could be very wrong pharrell the
great pharrell williams from The
Neptunes was inspired off a nujabes
from this beat you all know the song
happy very popular song happy i think
that the nujabes track you just heard
horizon inspired pharrell it or it could
just be coincidence
hear me out listen I'm gonna play a
little bit of happy now you
hear that progression now let me go back to
nujabes again
you cannot tell me those don't sound
similar to me
I'm sorry and out now now this is the
other thing this track nujabes that came
out in 2005 now pharrell happy came out
almost ten years later
despicable me and all that
anyway the point is no one owns
progressions and it's ok you can use
progressions even if it's in a different key
it does not matter you can still flip it
in your own way that's just my so this
is my philosophy progressions chord
progressions they're up for grabs man do
what you want to do it now i know pharrell
and others have been sued by other
people which i disagreed with too that's
another whole subject that I don't
feel like touching right now but let's
go back to this progression all right
from the nujabes joint is very simple
just three chords ok and I'm
going to play them on a pads just to show
you it doesn't matter you can do
whatever you want to do with them
whether you keep it in a same key if you
want to keep it in the same key change
the rhythm
I don't hear you think I care
oh cool you got a minor chord and then
you got two major chords who
Oh plain and simple
you could always add your own type of
base with it or whatever imma play a
little beat
is simple like that man i mean is
nothing too serious man now i'm i'm
just messin I'm just showing you an
example you know change up the rhythm
use whatever arpeggios whatever does
not matter
hold the chords break them up but it's
the same from is the same progression
and you can make a whole different
song with it or beat you can make a
totally different beat with it so that's
the whole point of this video
no one owns progressions you do what you
want to do
it's all about your imagination what you
do with that progression
that's the key so i hope you enjoyed
this video something a little different
it's all about how you think think
outside the box
it's a huge difference between just
cloning something doing something
exactly the way something has already been
done or flipping it to your own style
your own way of doing it
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