What is the chord progression of this song?

not really, yours seems a series of covers

now try this or this one
both danced a lot by me sometime ago… :grinning:

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It’s a classic, I remember hearing it a lot in dance clubs when I was younger. And the sound is remixed with a lot of electronic music. I recall many things.

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Yup, those chords you mention that seemingly don’t fit are just borrowed from its parallel key(s), that’s what make the chord progression of this song so interesting imo.
There are no rules in music, just guidelines, right!

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I’m just a little confused, don’t know if it’s B major or B minor or E minor. :sweat_smile:

MazMazika | The Ultimate Music Planet

Use Chordino plugin with Sonic Visualiser,its gives true and most complex chords too…Never do mistakes.And you can export midi files to Scaler

@firattuncbas
Is it convenient to provide the relevant introduction link, thank you

This should be a D major song

@mortengk

http://isophonics.net/nnls-chroma

Coder is Matthias Mauch from Queen London sound technologies.

Please watch youtube tutorial too…

I found a chord detection software called deCoda

deCoda is excellent!. Very useful.

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I just found out yesterday. I’m already using it. very convenient.

Thanks for the tip! You may find this helpful.

The program is really good! This helps a lot and speeds up making chord notes when you want to play a Cover. This program was a new discovery for me.

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OK You are now using this software to test the song at the beginning of the article.
“Jason Derulo - Slidin’ (feat. Kodak Black)”
deCoda shows A major, and the beginning I don’t think is correct.
After I searched carefully, it should be D major

The first one at the beginning should be G, not Gm

Keep tapping in SCALER, maybe this is the beginning