Such scales are called "diatonic", that is, they are made up of combinations of semi-degrees (corresponding to the difference between two adjacent piano keys) and whole degrees (corresponding to the difference between each other key). In European music, there are two main scales - major and minor, with many variants.Įach scale is based on a tonic, to which the melody aspires. The scale is, of course, a series of tones arranged in height. To start writing songs based on chord progressions, we must first understand that each key has a series of chords that belong to it. If you prefer to get the key from an audio file, you might want use our Song Key Finder instead. You need to paste a chord progression (with or without lyrics, it doesn't matter) in the textarea, and hit the button at the bottom. This tool allows you to find the Key of a song based on its chords. That's the signature that defines a group of tones and chords that are tonally related, or compatible. This tool allows you to easily find the key of a chord progression you generated, or extract it from existing tabs/chords you copied/downloaded from a sheet music site.
If you want to practice this, we suggest using an online chord progression generator.
Understanding the relationship between chords and different progressions also expands your ability to compose an accompaniment. Progressions are for chords what melodies are for notes.īy listening to a chord progression, you can hear and detect the harmonic structures and intervals. There are many types of chord progressions, each with a specific direction. A chord sequence, played one after the other, is called a chord progression. A chord is a collection of notes that create harmony by playing them together.
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