Like this? https://instaud.io/3lMZ

Didn't bother mixing it too well here (or really arranging it, did it in like a minute to see what it'd sound like) but whatever

yeah thats a bit closer

another boring chord progression thing. I did't have the volume up so you might need to turn it up to hear the reverb effects

do you use much theory in order to get these chord progressions or do you just tinker around and see what works?

the chords work quite well together despite some seeming a little more out there

don't really use that much music theory. I keep it mostly in the same key and just play with chords whose intervals don't super not work and make sure they resolve to a somewhat listenable noise if I want it to sound a little wacky. I suck at music theory even though I took a class for a semester on it.

yeah music theory's got a pretty vast amount of ground to cover, more than what you can get out of one semester worth of learning

i barely know anything about theory either, and honestly messing about until something works is more satisfying

my wrist is fully recovered so that means it's time to make noises

https://instaud.io/3uCx

woa that sounds cool

played around in D major then this happened. Yet another (very short) descending chord progression

man i love piano chords they've got such good range to get all sorts of cool nuanced voicings going

especially that second last chord it makes me feel things