How To Transcribe ANY Song by Ear: A Step-by-Step Progress.

The demonstration song for transcription is "I'll Be Ready" by Yolanda Adams.
The transcription process involves finding the key by focusing on the vocal line, identifying time signatures, and recognizing chord progressions.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of listening to the bass for transcription, discusses chord coloration based on the vocal line, and addresses key changes in the song.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:01-38 - How do you sneak a melody in between the chords
1:05-35 - Can you use a good pair of studio monitors
1:09-02 - How can I develop my musical ear
1:10-18 - Demonstrate how to modulate to a lower key for instance
1:15-40 - When moving around basic pop music progressions are there any wildly known rules for keeping it more pure rather than Jazzy
1:18-48 - Do you prefer certain inversions when you play chord progressions with the Melody
1:22-45 - How many years have you been playing piano
1:30-48 - How you can use mode in a piece
1:31-32 - Is there a way to pay for a zoom call with you
1:34-13 - Do you have any step by step for learning piano from day one to advanced level
1:35-25 - Where do I start
1:36-56 - can I make sure the cord inversions in both hands sound good for the song
1:38-53 - do you think counterpointing classical or Baroque music can help inform CounterPoint in jazz pop films gospel
1:40-00 - Any tips for playing gospels
1:41-24 - Does any of your courses encounter or enter into Funk Blues
1:42-30 - when playing do I necessarily need to play the entire chord in my left hand as well as I doing my right hand
1:43-10 - Tritone substitution does always resolve in half step below
1:43-24 - What causes one to be stuck in one level

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