Epic Major Scales - Key Signatures - Chord Progression [Cubase 12 Pro] Cinematic Chords Key Change
Here we take a simple chord progression from the C Major scale, chords vi - IV - I - V (6-4-1-5) which is A Minor, F Major, C Major & G Major and then play them across the 12 Major keys by just increasing the notes by a half-step (Semitone).
Its a simple chord progression but one that is common it lots of music, it sounds pretty epic and works well in cinematic music. Its surprising just how playing it in a different key completely changes how the music feels.
Created in Cubase 12 Pro using EastWest Sounds Opus Orchestra
0:00 Video Overview
0:34 C Major Scale
0:50 C#/Db Major Scale
1:05 D Major Scale
1:20 Eb Major Scale
1:34 E Major Scale
1:49 F Major Scale
2:03 F# Major Scale
2:18 G Major Scale
2:33 Ab Major Scale
2:47 A Major Scale
3:02 Bb Major Scale
3:17 B Major Scale
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