MIDI Collections

The drum patterns in this genre will give you beats that iconic sound that blows people away when they hear your music.
As soon as you plug these drum patterns into your tracks, you´ll instantly see an improvement in your beats, and be able to take your career as a music producer to the next level…
P.S. This has been the most requested genre, so if you want to make pro-quality beats with hit-worthy drum patterns… Then this genre is for you.
We´ve included all the top proven, hit drum patterns for you in the Unison Trap MIDI Drum Collection.
With the Unison Trap MIDI Drum Collection you´ll be able to:Make professional-quality music with 50 unique MIDI drum kits (250+ total patterns)
Make your music connect with people on a deep primal level and get them dancing.
Master your workflow by using plug-and-play, pro-level drum patterns
Release radio-worthy music consistently to get the plays and recognition you deserve
Create addictive tracks that [weiterlesen…]

Synthwave is an electronic music microgenre that is associated with action, science-fiction, and horror film soundtracks of the 1980s.
The chord progressions in this genre will give your tracks intense emotion with the right touch of suspense to keep your listeners hooked with your song…
You´ll find that key chords like g7sus, amaj9, and c#m9 are the definitive factor between a song that produces a deep emotion and the rest of boring tracks…
If you´re into ´Blade Runner´, massive synths or Cyberpunk, you definitely want this genre in your arsenal.
You can use the Unison Synthwave & Synth-Pop Chord Collection with…
Chords to create the structure and foundation for your tracks.
Pads to add movement and complexity to the rest of your composition.
Basslines to define a new level of refinement to your bass progressions.
Leads to hit all the right notes and emotional tones.
Arpeggios to brighten up the song and add those extra finishing [weiterlesen…]

Derived from the influences of electronic music, the Lo-Fi genre will give you the ability to create new, chill & downtempo drum patterns with ease…
You´ll be able to improve your sonic palette across the board and guarantee that you trigger that calm, cool vibe in your listeners.
If you want to nurture that relaxed and floaty vibe in your tracks, then this genre is for you.
We´ve included all the top proven, hit drum patterns for you in the Unison Lo-Fi MIDI Drum Collection.
With the Unison Lo-Fi MIDI Drum Collection you´ll be able to:Make professional-quality music with 50 unique MIDI drum kits (250+ total patterns)
Make your music connect with people on a deep primal level and get them dancing.
Master your workflow by using plug-and-play, pro-level drum patterns
Release radio-worthy music consistently to get the plays and recognition you deserve
Create addictive tracks that make people want to listen on repeat
Make your music instantly stand [weiterlesen…]

Hip-hop has been one of the most popular genres of music for decades.

During its formative years, it was characterized by sample-based production, rapping, swing rhythms, and a laid back vibe.
As the years went on, drums became heavier, bass became fatter, rhythms became more straight, and, in a large portion of hip-hop, the subject matter darkened to reflect inner-city life.
Chord progressions in hip-hop vary greatly. Chords can come from the jazz world, R&B, pop, or even classical.
Hip-hop, in general, has a strong bias towards minor keys.
When writing in major keys, it is common to use extended chords instead of triads to provide more tension and interest.
There are times when pure triads are used in major keys, but these songs often straddle the border between pop and hip-hop.
In minor keys, the darker the better unless a jazzy vibe is desired.
Using pure triads often creates the heaviest atmosphere. To see for yourself, just compare a minor triad with [weiterlesen…]

Soul music – an African-American invention of the 1950s and ´60s – became famous for its funky grooves, bluesy inflection, catchy vocal melodies, and a generally positive, upbeat vibe.
Nearly every conceivable chord progression, outside the limits of jazz, has appeared within the long history of rock music.
There is something very human in soul music, something powerful and connecting.
Soul uses a fairly even mix of triads and seventh chords, sometimes intermingling and sometimes remaining with their own kind.
In both major and minor keys, the full range of diatonic chords (except the diminished chord) are commonly used.
In major keys, the iii chord is particularly common when compared to almost all other genres.
This chord is sometimes felt as the darkest of the three minor diatonic triads due to its relationship with the rest of the scale.
In minor keys, the 5th degree is played as a minor chord as often as it is played major ( v vs V ).
The minor version [weiterlesen…]

Jazz is one of America´s greatest contributions to the art world.
It´s fusion of African rhythmic and melodic sensibilities, with the harmonic language of the West, produced an extremely nuanced and complex form of music.
Jazz harmony is a massive subject full of logic, subtlety, and emotion.
Almost every possible combination of notes has found a home in this genre.
From the most dissonant and dark sounds imaginable, to lush and shimmering displays of sophistication, jazz chords occupy the entire range of possibilities.

It is very rare to see any triads in jazz music. Normally, the closest you will find are 7th chords (maj7, m7, 7) and 6th chords (maj6, m6).
Extensions all the way up to the 13th are very common for major chords, minor chords, and dominant chords.
Diminished chords and altered chords are also extremely common.
Modal chords, chromatic chords, and almost every other type of harmonic structure, are used all the time.
We´ve included them [weiterlesen…]

Clearly, as the name suggests, trance music developed with the purpose of inducing trance-like states of joy, euphoria, and bliss through extended compositions that build over time, culminating in a massive drop of pulsing synths and drums.
There are various sub-genres in the trance world, each emphasizing and de-emphasizing certain elements to achieve a specific emotional vibe.
Modern trance music is interested in creating an emotional, energetic space to get lost in.
Extended chords – add9, maj9, m9, and m7add11 chords in particular – are the main harmonic tools used to achieve this goal.
In minor keys, trance employs a much greater use of triads.
Minor triads are, by nature, more harmonically complex and tense, which means they can often stand alone, without extensions, as the basis of a trance song.
Modal chords are surprisingly rare. Instead, trance favours diatonic progressions which are more familiar and easy to digest.
Inversions, due to their inherent [weiterlesen…]