We've partnered with the legendary OG of iOS music production himself, Doug from The Sound Test Room to craft a new MIDI pack for us to give completely free to the community to help new producers get started making professional sounding music as soon as possible.
This pack was designed to have uplifting melodies and chord progressions with a summer vibe feel to it and comes with everything you need to make your next chart topping song including 60 MIDI files separated into 6 different pattern types including Drums, Chords, Bass, Leads, Melodies and Sequences.
And the best part is with modern DAWs and plugins you can create a ton of different unique melody and chord patterns from one single MIDI file, especially when you have so many pattern types like this pack offers.
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Combine this pack with our other Free MIDI and Sample Packs to get all the inspiration you need to create your next amazing track.
Yes. All our MIDI, Audio and Preset files are 100% royalty free to use in your own commercial releases. This includes distribution on Spotify/iTunes, Youtube, TV and Movie Placements etc. However these files are not for resale, repurposing, sharing or pirating.
These MIDI files are compatible with any DAW. Please note that MIDI files do not contain any sound by themselves and therefore must be used with a digital instrument (VST/AU) within your DAW.
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These MIDI files were released free to the community to help new producers get started making professional sounding music as soon as possible.
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There are many ways you can make the progressions form this MIDI chord pack your own. You can change the voicings, add notes, change the rhythmic pattern, use different instruments and more.
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While not one of the biggest tunes ever, this chord progression is one of my favourites of all time, so I had to include it on the list.
This chord progression isn’t particularly interesting. It’s the melody that gets layered over it that makes it so catchy and memorable. I do feel that the use of mainly major chords gives it a lot of drive and euphoria. While returning back to the minor ‘one’ keeps it from feeling too happy and introduces a sense of melancholy.
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Which gets a bit boring. I find this movement creates a bit of tension and the payoff comes when we resolve to the
Also sounds really good to my ear. It tells us that we aren’t ready to go home yet, and allows us to extend the chordal journey another bar before we finally resolve back to the
A very basic chord progression, the III resolves back into the i7 and they share 3 common notes the G-C-E it’s only the bass note that changes from the C to the A. I think the power comes from how it’s played, the most prominent notes in the original song are the bass notes. They are played on a very low octave and can be heard clearly.
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The fact that it starts and ends on a major chord makes it feel like a compliment sandwich, or maybe a story with a happy beginning and ending like Lord Of The Rings or something.
A progression based purely off sevenths. This feels quite jazzy/funky. We also hear the G# played in every chord as well as being the high note in the melody, I feel like this gives it a lot of drive with the G# being the perfect fifth/dominant note.
This is an incredibly long chord progression in comparison to the previous ones we’ve analysed. One of the ways deadmau5 manages maintain interest throughout his long tracks is by making small harmonic variations each time the chord progression repeats. We can see that the first 8 bars have been duplicated and slight variations have been made to the last 2 chords. The high G# has been moved down to the F# to make it a G#min7. And in the last chord, the F# has been moved up to the G# to make it a G#min(add9). These small variations are what keeps the song evolving and gives a sense of progression instead of it feeling repetitive.
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I’m not the biggest fan of this song but I can appreciate how catchy and groovy it is. What surprised me is how good this progression sounds just played on a piano alone. This progression actually turned out to be one of my favourites in this MIDI chord pack. I love the movement from F# to A to G#. The resolution is strong and super satisfying. I also really like the movement from minor7 to major which happens twice in this progression.
What gives this progression it’s uniqueness is the use of a borrowed chord from the dorian scale. The IV6(Dor). The IV in Emin would usually get played C-E-G but here they have moved up to a C# and moved the G up to an A. This creates a bit of tension and also keeps the bassline walking down.
A really beautiful chord progression. While in major it manages to maintain a certain melancholy through the use of a borrowed dominant chord from its parallel minor scale (the minor v).
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Deadmau5 tends to use a lot of borrowed chords in his progressions. Here we can see he uses the major IV from the parallel scale. He also adds some simple variation by having a quick VII chord at the end of the second repetition of the progression.
A very basic poppy progression. Nothing interesting about it but it does the job of providing a simple harmony to build a melody on top of.
This progression reminds me of Still Dre by Dr. Dre. Probably because both progressions start with the i-vsus4-v chords. I really love this movement and the vibe it gives off.
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Possibly one of my favourite songs of all time. The chord progression does nothing for me on it’s own but given that the lead plays the exact same sequence, we can safely say that the lead is part of each chord. One thing to note is how the bassline walks up the scale which really adds to the uplifting feel of this drop.
Such a powerful progression, I love the iv-VI7-i movement and the emotion it brings. The original patch he uses to play this progression is also really cool, the way the pitch drifts up and down really gives it the edge.
A real classic. I love the subtle tension the 6th chords add to this progression. Also, notice how the last chord has an F# in it. This is both a slash chord (cause it’s actually a Dmajor chord with F# as the root note) and a borrowed chord because the Dmajor chord comes from the A Major scale.
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I used to think this song was just 3 chords repeating over and over again. Turns out its actually 12 chords repeating. Its the motif playing over them that gets repeated every 4 bars. The reason it can be repeated so many times and stay interesting because the harmony is constantly evolving beneath it over a stretch of 16 bars.
These are the chords from the intro. The movement from I-ii (major to minor) definitely helps keep the tone of this song more melancholic.
Such a feel good progression. Starting off with the major III gives it an uplifting feel which then moves to a really tense iv6 chord and resolves to the tonic.
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I love the weight of the iv7 chord coming in after
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