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Arpeggios to brighten up the song and add those extra finishing touches.

Leads to hit all the right notes and emotional tones.

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Pads to add movement and complexity to the rest of your composition.

Chords to create the structure and foundation for your tracks.

You can use the Unison MIDI Chord Collection with… We’ve included them all for you in the Unison Disco MIDI Chord Collection Long chord progressions are very common and the length of each chord can also be quite long, sometimes up to four bars per chord while the rhythm and bass groove along underneath. Major sevenths, minor sevenths, dominant sevenths, and half-diminished chords are most common. These borrowed chords can bring a sense of fun and excitement to the potentially dry or serious major scale.

Major key progressions often contain one, or more, modal chords. Ranging from the most simple two or four-chord cycles, through to elegant and artistic progressions of various extended chords. The range of harmonic progressions in disco is surprisingly wide.