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This list is a subset (max 200) of the songs that match the tonic + scale + chords filter you have applied. This tool is a tonic + scale + chord progression filter on the TheoryTab Database. Click ↑ to view more sections of this song. Fins songs with the same chords. See the most popular chord progressions.
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The Hooktheory TheoryTab Trends tool is a powerful, free resource. It has over 40,000 songs enjoyed by music producers, educators, and songwriters. The Hooktheory Trends tool allows you to: Build chord progressions. Examine chord probabilities. Visualize what chord is most likely to come next in a progression.
Trends An Awesome Way To Explore Chord Progressions. Build a chord progression and see all of the songs that use it. You can even see the chords that are most likely to follow any progression. Check It Out
Hooktheory's technology leverages data from tens of thousands of popular songs spanning all music genres to help you create, improvise, produce, and understand music.
Our answer: Hooktheory Trends. How Trends Works. Fun things to try. Last year, we discussed the first results of a long term effort to study the patterns found in the chords of popular songs. The reception that we got was incredibly positive, and we received a ton of great feedback.
Hooktheory's API exposes the chord probability data used in Hooktheory's TheoryTab Search by Chords page. The API contains two endpoints: one for "next chord probabilities" and one for "songs containing a chord progression". Contents. API endpoint; Response formatting; Authentication; Rate limiting; Next chord probabilities
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