Can anyone tell me what key-wiz means???

[fLaT-fIfTh]

These are a Series So You Should Be Able To Flow Into Any Key That They Are Posted In When Ever You Want To Meaning Going From C to Eb Seamlessly

Why or how am I able to flow into any key seamlessly from a "series?" What is the theory behind this statement? All responses appreciated...

[elio]

I guess he means that, at the end of a run, you'll end up with a chord that will want to 'resolve' to a chord that will be different from the one you are starting from, and you'll be able to consider that chord the root for a new key. Repeating the same pattern in the new key (transposing) will enable you to take another step, and so on and so forth.

For instance, you can have a simple movement like (just making this up): Imaj7-iidom7-Vdom7-Imaj7-vidom7-VIdom7.

If you start off in the key of C, those chords translate to: Cmaj7-Dmin dom7-Gdom7-Cmaj7-Amin dom7-Adom7

At this point you can resolve your Adom7 to a Dmaj7, and think of it in as the root of a new key: D. You can then repeat the pattern above moving everything up a tone to: Dmaj7-Emin dom7-Adom7-Dmaj7-Bmin dom7-Bdom7. At this point you'll be able to move to the key of E - you can continue as long as you want.

Now, this is probably not the progression key-wiz meant - but I think the  concept of having a basic pattern that 'prepares' for another key is what he meant.

[fLaT-fIfTh]

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I'm beginning to see the light... So you can simply repeat the "series" to remain in the same key or use the last chord in the "series" as the V-chord of the next key you are moving to and simply transpose the "series" to the new key, right?

Now that kinda makes sense to me. However, key-wiz says it can go to any key seamlessly. Does that mean I should look for the V-chord of my next key somewhere in the "series" and change keys from that point??

Thanks for your help  

[elio]

Yes, I think we agree. As for "what key to get to", your original post said

Meaning Going From C to Eb Seamlessly

So I assume that the progression posted would enable you make a smooth jump of 3 semitones. If that's the case, repeating it 4 times would get you back to the original key (4*3=12) after touching, say, C=>Eb=>F#=>A=>C.

[fLaT-fIfTh]

*amazed by the musical mind of elio*

Thanks a lot! I feel like you opened a musical door in my mind...

God Bless