How to Make Chords More Interesting

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I think it's safe to say that there are plenty of pieces of software out right now that can help you make music and now more than ever you don't necessarily even need to understand music theory to create because these tools do it for you.

I don't have anything against these tools, I use them myself as well, however, I sincerely believe that understanding even a little bit of theory can open up a whole other world of possibilities when making music and even if you use these music tools it's good to know the basics.

So with that being said, today I want to show you how you can turn your chords and chord progressions into more interesting variations and make them sound better by using basic theory and some simple moves.