Archive-first music tool

Chord Progression Browser

Organize the archive around harmonic patterns instead of unreliable song metadata. Browse by lane, narrow by era, and export the progressions that actually fit the track you are building.

Genre Lanes
Era Filtering
MIDI Integration
harmony archive navigator

Browse the archive by harmonic lane, not by unreliable track labels.

Treat the global dataset like a production crate. Slice by genre, decade, and progression shape first. Use song search only as a secondary lookup layer.

Archive

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indexed chord progressions

Mode

Browse

archive-only workflow

Browse Archive
0 archive progressions in pop, rock

Genre Lanes

Start with a section of the archive

Multi-select enabled

Range

Tighten the era window

Use decades for big jumps and year bounds for tighter slicing when a lane is too broad.

Era Filter

Move through decades, not single-song hits

Timeline browse
Pop
#1 (2024)

Modern Pop Standard

Classic 4-Chord

Ami
Dmiv
GVII
CIII
A Minor
118 BPM
Jazz
#1 (1950)

Essential ii-V-I

Jazz Standard

Dm7ii7
G7V7
Cmaj7Imaj7
Cmaj7Imaj7
C Major
90 BPM
Blues
#1 (1920)

Smokin' 12-Bar Blues

Blues Pillar

E7I7
A7IV7
E7I7
B7V7
E Major
105 BPM
Neo-Soul
#1 (2010)

Neo-Soul Vibe

Soul & R&B

Ebmaj9IVmaj9
Dm7iii7
Cm7ii7
Bbmaj7Imaj7
Bb Major
85 BPM
Cinematic
#1 (2005)

Epic Cinematic Rise

Orchestral

Fmi
DbVI
AbIII
EbVII
F Minor
72 BPM
House
#1 (2015)

Deep House Chords

Electronic

Gm7i7
Cm7iv7
F7VII7
Bbmaj7IIImaj7
G Minor
124 BPM
0 archive progressions in pop, rock

Modern Pop Standard

Classic 4-Chord

2024 Chart
Harmo-Visualizer
Year2024
Rank#1
KeyA Minor
Progression Info

"The quintessential 'Flowers' or 'Uptown Funk' style pop progression. High energy and infinitely catchy."

Built for harmonic digging

The global archive is strongest when you use it as a pattern library, not as a perfect discography. Start with genre and decade lanes, listen for movement, then pull MIDI into the DAW and reshape from there.

Immediate DAW handoff

Every progression can turn into MIDI immediately, so the archive behaves more like a working sketchbook than a static reference page.

Pattern-first analysis

Read the harmony through chord shapes, Roman numerals, key center, and era context instead of depending on inconsistent track naming.