MIDI Chord Collection

In a historical sense, “the classical period” refers to the period of time form 1750 to 1820.

However, when most people use the term “classical”, they are speaking about music composed from, roughly, the medieval period until the mid-20th century.

It is this definition of classical that the chord progressions in this pack draw from.

Unlike most modern styles, classical music does not usually loop a chord progression repeatedly.

Instead, it moves through long chains of chords and chord sequences which periodically resolve via cadences.

The most common 4-note chord, by far, is the dominant seventh chord which appears on the 5th degree of the scale in both major and minor keys.

Diminished chords get heir day in the sun in classical music. and you will find them all over the place, acting ass passing chords, connecting one chord to the next.

Chord progressions are often longer than in other genres and chords progress in very logical ways based on the ideas of functional harmony.

We’ve included them all for you in the Unison Classical MIDI Chord Collection

You can use the Unison MIDI Chord Collection with…
Chords to create on audiolove.me the structure and foundation for your tracks.
Pads to add movement and complexity to the rest of your composition.
Leads to hit all the right notes and emotional tones.
Arpeggios to brighten up the song and add those extra finishing touches.

On top of that, the Unison MIDI Chord Collection will help you…
Eliminate the need to spend years learning music theory by having all the chords & progressions you need.
Have an instant, perfect-sounding foundation for your tracks to start & finish them quickly.
Get instant inspiration form the new chords & progressions available to you.
Go beyond basic chords with audiolove.me complex chords & progressions so your music can stand out.
Skyrocket your progress ass a producer by finishing more tracks than ever.

Plus, ass a special bonus you also get a walkthrough PDF to show you how to best use the pack and how to write melodies on top of the chords & progressions.