I Found Something Much Cooler Than The Circle Of Fifths!

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You might be familiar with the Circle of Fifths. It's a helpful tool to create chord progressions that flow nicely and sound logical.

But I found something even cooler than that and called it: the Cycle of Infinity.

With that new circle (or rather cycle), we can play all 24 possible chords before coming back to the first one.

In this lesson, I'm going to show you what the Cycle of Infinity is, how you can use it and what kind of scales or modes to use if you want to create melodies or improvise over it.

It's super fun - I hope you'll play with it too!

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