The Chord Player app for iPhone & Android Your backing band,
in your pocket.

Practice with a band that never gets tired.

Loop the chorus, slow it down, move it to your key and play along.

Loop the chorus until it’s in your hands. Slow it down, move it to your key and play along. Lock the phone: the band keeps going.

• Loop any section
• 40 to 200 BPM
• Any key

• Loop any section It starts on the downbeat, round and round
• 40 to 200 BPM Start slow, speed up as you get it
• Any key A new key, or a semitone at a time
• Click and count-in An accent on the one, a bar to get ready
• Screen off, still playing Play and stop from the notification
• Fill on demand Tap it and the break lands on the next bar

Rehearse Sunday’s set in the singer’s key.

Worship backing tracks for the set, in the key of the voice that sings it.

Make the worship backing tracks for the set yourself: open a song from the chordsequence.com catalogue or write it in, pick Worship, Modern Worship or Gospel, and move the whole song until it sits in the voice that has to sing it.

• Change the key of the whole song, or step it a semitone at a time
• Guitar shapes and piano keys for every chord, for whoever is playing
• An intro and an ending, so the song starts and stops like a band

An arranger keyboard, in your pocket.

Cumbia, bachata, vallenato, norteño, salsa: intro, verse, chorus, fill and ending.

Cumbia, bachata, vallenato, norteño, bolero, salsa, played the way a keyboard plays them: a way in, a groove for the verse, a fuller one for the chorus, a fill when you call it and a proper ending.

• 12 rows of hand percussion: congas, bongos, timbales, güiro, claves…
• Intro, A, B and Ending on nearly every rhythm; each section picks its part
• Change any step of the groove, and tap the drums with your fingers

Catch the idea before it’s gone.

Sections, chords that fit your key, and an M4A for the band. No signal needed.

Write it section by section, let Suggest offer chords that fit your key, give the chorus strings and the verse piano, then send the band an M4A. No signal needed.

• A Suggest button for a progression in your key
• A different sound for each part of the song
• Export M4A to share, WAV to keep editing

Sketch it here, finish it in your DAW.

The progression and the groove on the train, then MIDI or WAV for your DAW.

Get the progression and the groove down on the train, note by note per instrument. Export MIDI for the notes or WAV for the audio.

• Drums, bass, piano, guitar and synth on a step grid
• Each instrument’s range set on a keyboard
• 4/4, 3/4, 6/8 and 5/4, straight or swung

Hear what the theory means.

Every chord with its degree, its guitar shape and its keys, in any rhythm.

Every chord shows its degree, its guitar shape and its keys. Play a ii–V–I, then the Andalusian cadence, in any of 545 rhythms.

• The degree of every chord in the key
• Guitar shapes and piano keys for each chord
• 8 classic progressions, from the ii–V–I to the Andalusian cadence