Every genre has its harmonic fingerprint. Pick a style to explore the chord types that define it.
Extended harmonies — 7ths, 9ths, 13ths, altered dominants, and ii-V-I voicings.
264 chords
Power chords, suspended chords, and open voicings that cut through distortion.
72 chords
Triads and their inversions, voice leading fundamentals.
48 chords
9th chords, sharp 9s, and syncopated stabs.
72 chords
Diminished runs, augmented chords, and minor 6th voicings.
84 chords
Dominant 7ths, 9ths, and the classic I-IV-V.
60 chords
Simple major and minor chords with occasional sus and add9.
72 chords
Smooth extended chords — major 7ths, minor 9ths, and lush voicings.
108 chords
Rich extended harmony, passing chords, and chromatic movement.
132 chords
Minor chords, dominant 7ths, and rhythmic montuno patterns.
84 chords