Chord progressions
Build a chord progression, listen to it and download it as a single MIDI file or as an image. Share it with a link.
Add a chord
Pick the root and the type: the chord is added at the end with its most common voicing.
Triads
Suspended
Sevenths
Extensions
Your progression
4 of 32 steps
Nearby voicings
For each chord, picks the voicing that moves your hand the least along the neck; with "Repeat", it also counts the move from the last chord back to the first.
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Export
A single file with all the chords and a marker with the name of each one. Drag it into your recording program (DAW).
How it works
Pick the root and the type of each chord. It is added with its most common voicing, and on every step you can change it for another one, change its length (one bar, half a bar or one beat) and its order.
Listen to it with the synthesizer's guitar at the tempo you want (60 to 180 beats per minute), strummed or with all the strings at once, and loop it to practice.
Download the progression as a single MIDI file, with the real notes of the guitar in standard tuning, or as a PNG image with the diagrams in order.
The progression link carries the chords, the voicings, the tempo and the mode: whoever opens it sees the same progression. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
On any chord page, the "Add to progression" button on each voicing saves it here.