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Here is a neat little 4-2-#7dim-1 progression in the key of E Minor I came up with a few minutes ago. Steal it if you'd like.
e---5-----5-----------------------
b---5-----7------7-----8---------
g---5-----5------8-----9---------
d-----------------7-----9---------
(The chords are A min, F# dim, D# dim, E min, with the D# dim. chord being borrowed from the harmonic minor scale.)
If you'd prefer an alternate fingering,
-5-----5-----2-----3---------------
-5-----7-----4-----5--------------
-5-----5-----2-----4--------------
I just started becoming intensely interested borrowed chords for some reason.
Here is another borrowed chord progression I just came up with while writing this. It's in the key of D minor:
D minor, E dim., A dominant 7th, D minor, with the A dom.7th being borrowed from the paralled key of D Major. (I suppose you could also say it's from the Harmonic Minor, depending on the context lol.)
e---5-----5-----------------------
b---5-----7------7-----8---------
g---5-----5------8-----9---------
d-----------------7-----9---------
(The chords are A min, F# dim, D# dim, E min, with the D# dim. chord being borrowed from the harmonic minor scale.)
If you'd prefer an alternate fingering,
-5-----5-----2-----3---------------
-5-----7-----4-----5--------------
-5-----5-----2-----4--------------
I just started becoming intensely interested borrowed chords for some reason.
Here is another borrowed chord progression I just came up with while writing this. It's in the key of D minor:
D minor, E dim., A dominant 7th, D minor, with the A dom.7th being borrowed from the paralled key of D Major. (I suppose you could also say it's from the Harmonic Minor, depending on the context lol.)