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Progression Library

Browse chord progressions that already work in real songs. Copy any of them into the key you are singing in.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What chord progressions are available in the library?

The Progression Library contains proven templates spanning pop, rock, jazz, blues, classical, and folk styles. Filter by length (3, 4, or 5+ chords), genre, and difficulty to find the perfect starting point.

Can I transpose library progressions to any key?

Yes, every progression in the library can be transposed to any of the 12 keys with one click. The transposed version shows the new chord names while preserving the Roman numeral structure.

How do I copy a progression for practice?

Click the copy button on any progression to copy the chord sequence. You can also open it directly in the Practice Loop Studio or save it to your Saved Progressions library for later.

What is the most common chord progression in pop music?

The I-V-vi-IV progression (in C: C-G-Am-F) is the most common pop progression. The library includes it along with dozens of variations and alternatives across all genres.