C Major & A Minor Use The Same Notes Here's Why That Changes Everything

🎹 The Producer's Music Theory System — All 12 Keys 👆 https://alystrnash.gumroad.com/l/cfbohf 🎵 Dancehall Chord Bible — Bright & Dark Riddim Theory 👆 https://alystrnash.gumroad.com/l/vbbdzd This is the concept that confuses most producers — and once you understand it, music theory suddenly makes sense. C major and A minor share the exact same 7 notes. Same notes. Completely different feeling. How? Because home is in a different place. In this video I break down the relationship between relative major and minor keys, why it matters for the music you make, and how this one concept will change the way you choose chords forever. What you'll learn: → Why C major and A minor share the same notes → What relative keys are and why producers need to understand them → How to find the relative minor of any key → How bright and dark Dancehall riddims connect to this concept → Why I always use the major number system Timestamps: 00:00 — Introduction 00:33 — Play C major vs A minor 00:56 — The same 7 notes revealed 02:09 — How to find relative minor 02:54 — Nash's method explained 04:10 — Bright vs dark Dancehall riddim 05:22 — Exploring C Major 06:47 — Exploring A Minor and C Major Together 09:08 — What are relative keys 10:07 — The 6th note rule 10:58 — Two number systems side by side 12:58 — practical song explination bright verses dark 15:48 — Outro 🎹 The Producer's Music Theory System — All 12 Keys 👆 https://alystrnash.gumroad.com/l/cfbohf 🎵 Dancehall Chord Bible — Bright & Dark Riddim Theory 👆 https://alystrnash.gumroad.com/l/vbbdzd ▶ Subscribe — Turning bedroom producers into musicians    / @alystrnash