113 chord progressions from hit songs, jazz standards and moods, in 6 ready-to-use playing styles and all 12 keys. Drag into any DAW, pick a sound, start writing.

One loop, I – V – vi – IV in A major (the chorus loop of Someone Like You), in all six styles, exactly as the files are in the pack. Press play and switch styles.
| Free pack | PRO | |
|---|---|---|
| Progressions | 72 | 113 |
| Genres (plus 24 progressions by mood) | 8 | 13 |
| All 12 keys, chords + bass tracks | ✓ | ✓ |
| Index PDF with songs, sections and keys | ✓ | ✓ (with 7th versions) |
| Seventh chords, piano stabs, arpeggio, ballad piano, open pads | – | ✓ |
| MIDI files | 864 | 8,136 |
| Price | Free (email) | $9 |
8,136 royalty-free MIDI files for any DAW. Instant download from Gumroad.
113 chord progressions (89 from hit songs and standards in 13 genres and 24 by mood), each in 6 playing styles and all 12 keys: 8,136 MIDI files. Chords and bass are on separate tracks, and an 8-page index PDF tells you which song uses each progression, in which section and key.
The free pack has 72 progressions as simple block chords (864 files). PRO adds five playing styles on top (seventh chords, piano stabs, arpeggios, ballad piano and open pads) and 41 more progressions from Latin, anime/J-pop, jazz/blues, neo-soul/gospel and lo-fi. Those 41 are also free as block chords on their genre pages; PRO has them in all six styles.
Yes. Use the MIDI in your own music, commercial or not, with no credit needed. Chord progressions are not owned by anyone. Please don't resell or share the pack itself.
Any DAW that imports standard MIDI files: Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, GarageBand and others.
Yes. If it isn't useful to you, email contact@thesonicsecrets.com within 30 days of purchase and you'll get a refund.
Song titles are listed for reference only. The files contain chord progressions and accompaniment patterns, no melodies, lyrics or recordings. The Sonic Secrets is not affiliated with any artist or label. Progressions were checked against published transcriptions; sources are linked on the chords-by-genre pages.