Oh yeah, that VI-VII-I thing is just the Mario Cadence and yeah it's pretty dang common in various kinds of music. If you're curious about why it sounds the way it does, here's a video that talks about it:
If the final chord really does sound like the tonic though, it's better considered i than vi. Besides, it does occur in the major mode too, in the modally-mixed form of bVI - bVII - I!
It’s a nice progression, but not the best imo. You said this chord progression is out of your scope... what genres/chord progressions do you usually tend to listen to?
guys, i read the incomplete notification and i asummed it was in a major key, all major chords and dang, it sounds more lydian than lydian, or something. it's dreamy and overly bright and sweet and i love it. I'm playing C A B C and i love it it's great.
You have to mean bVI bVII i right?
Both ways of notation exist!
Ok, but have you heard I-V-vi-IV
Ok, but have you heard I-iii-IV-V
Oh yeah, that VI-VII-I thing is just the Mario Cadence and yeah it's pretty dang common in various kinds of music. If you're curious about why it sounds the way it does, here's a video that talks about it:
I think he meant bVI-bVII-i
Do you mean bVI bVII i? I is major, not minor.
No the IV, V, iii, vi is still the best for me
Going from V to iii is not so typical but I do love that sound.
You're getting downvoted but you're right. This sequence of chords is virtually nonexistent in classical music for example.
if you interpret it in the relative major key it would be IV-V-vi, so like a continual deceptive cadence.
If the final chord really does sound like the tonic though, it's better considered i than vi. Besides, it does occur in the major mode too, in the modally-mixed form of bVI - bVII - I!
Shrug, deceptive resolution in the relative major. It's okay but sounds more major than minor to me.
It’s my go to cadence when I’m not feeling the V7-I
Nope, today it's I, bVmin7, IVmaj7, ii V (sir Duke)
It’s a nice progression, but not the best imo. You said this chord progression is out of your scope... what genres/chord progressions do you usually tend to listen to?
guys, i read the incomplete notification and i asummed it was in a major key, all major chords and dang, it sounds more lydian than lydian, or something. it's dreamy and overly bright and sweet and i love it. I'm playing C A B C and i love it it's great.
Even better is bVI - bVII - i - iidim - III
That is pretty cool, but what about iv bVII I?