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Chord Progression

Free chord progression generator from The Producers Hangout for producers, beat makers, artists, songwriters, R&B chords, trap chord progressions, hip-hop chords, gospel chords, pop progressions, minor progressions, major progressions, music theory, keys, scales, MIDI ideas, FL Studio, Studio One, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton, beat making, songwriting, melodies, hooks, chord finder, scale finder, circle of fifths, and producer tools.
FREE PRODUCER TOOL · CHORD PROGRESSION GENERATOR

Generate Progressions.
Build The Song.

Pick a key, mood, and style to generate chord progressions for beats, hooks, melodies, samples, piano loops, pads, guitar parts, and full song ideas.

GENERATOR INPUT

Pick Key.
Pick Mood.

Generate musical chord progressions using common producer-friendly formulas for hip-hop, trap, R&B, pop, gospel, soul, lo-fi, and cinematic ideas.

Choose the main key for the progression.
Major is brighter. Minor is darker and more emotional.
Choose the direction you want for the beat, hook, or loop.
Producer Tip: Once you generate a progression, change the rhythm, use inversions, move bass notes, add passing chords, or repeat the last chord for a stronger hook.
GENERATED RESULT

Chords, Roman
Numerals & Vibe.

Your Progression C · G · Am · F

A classic emotional hit-song progression that works well for hooks, melodies, pop, hip-hop, and R&B ideas.

C
G
Am
F
Roman NumeralsI · V · vi · IV
ScaleC Major
Suggested Tempo80–110 BPM
Best UseHook / Melody
Layer
Suggestion
Purpose
Bass
Follow the root notes
Locks the chord movement
Melody
Use chord tones first
Keeps the topline musical
Rhythm
Try half-time or syncopated stabs
Adds bounce and motion

Click generate again for another idea. Use these as starting points, then make the rhythm, sound selection, inversions, and melody your own.

HOW PRODUCERS USE PROGRESSIONS

Start With Emotion.
Then Build The Beat.

Chord progressions create the emotional foundation of a song. Once the progression feels right, the drums, bass, melody, vocals, and arrangement have something to build around.

01

Hooks

Use strong four-chord progressions to create memorable hooks, choruses, and melodic sections.

02

Loops

Build piano, guitar, pad, bell, or synth loops from the generated chords, then add rhythm and texture.

03

Bass Lines

Follow the chord roots first, then add passing notes, slides, octaves, and rhythm for bounce.

04

Song Sections

Use one progression for the verse, then change voicing, rhythm, or last chord for the hook.

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Your Progression?

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