Stuck on the same four chords? Pick a mood and a key and the generator writes a progression for it, the way songwriters build them: home chords, chords that move away, and chords that pull back. Every progression loops back to its first chord, so it works as a verse, a chorus or a riff.
Each mood has its own sound. Happy keeps to bright major moves, sad and epic lean on the minor key with its ♭VI and ♭VII, romantic adds soft minor chords and gentle changes, and Bollywood-style uses the moves heard in Hindi film songs. Choose 4 or 8 bars; an 8-bar progression answers its first phrase.
Every chord is shown as a Roman numeral and as a chord name, so you learn why it works and can play it in any key. Turn on passing chords for a diminished chord or a walking bass between two chords. In Advanced, add sevenths and richer colours, chords borrowed from the parallel key, and secondary dominants. Each added chord says what it is and what it does.
Press Play and a band plays it: strummed guitar, bass and drums in a groove that suits the mood. Change one bar with its dice, see the shapes with the easiest capo, then send the progression to the backing track player to solo over it, or to the chord transposer.