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Big Room & Progressive House are a staple of modern electronic music.
Melodic intros feed into frenzied build-ups which release into huge drops.
This winning combination commands endless rotation in the club and festival scenes.
80-90% of the time, these chord progressions are made of triads – simple major and minor chords.
Extended chords do appear from time to time, usually in the form of 4-note chords, such as: maj7, m7, and add9 chords.
When working in major keys, extended chords are much more common because they help to bring deeper emotional tension.
Another way of adding interest and tension to major keys, in this genre, is to use modal chords.
We´ve included them all for you in the Unison Big Room & Progressive House MIDI Chord Collection
You can use the Unison MIDI 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.
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Since its birth in Detroit during the ´80s, techno has evolved and fractured into several sub-genres and styles that can sound drastically different from each other on first blush.
Similar to house, the various types of techno are united in four-on-the-floor kicks, off-beat hi-hats, extended repetition, and heavy use of synths.
Chord progressions in modern techno form the basis of the tune´s emotional impact and are prominently featured through various arpeggiated synths.
A common trend in electronic music, techno included, is to favour minor keys over major keys.
By nature, minor keys have a more complex and tense sound which aligns directly with the intent of modern techno.
In major keys, extended chords are extremely common, and of all the chord types used, add9 chords show up most frequently.
Minor keys feature, almost exclusively, triads. When the goal of the harmony is darkness and tension, simple minor triads are king.
When extended chords do appear in [weiterlesen…]

Since its birth in Detroit during the ´80s, techno has evolved and fractured into several sub-genres and styles that can sound drastically different from each other on first blush.
Similar to house, the various types of techno are united in four-on-the-floor kicks, off-beat hi-hats, extended repetition, and heavy use of synths.
We´ve included all the top proven, hit drum patterns for you in the Unison Techno & Melodic Techno MIDI Drum Collection.
With the Unison Techno & Melodic Techno 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 out from the rest by [weiterlesen…]