Reggaeton chord progression generator

Your progression

  1. Bm i Tonic
  2. G ♭VI Subdominant
  3. D ♭III Tonic · relative
  4. A ♭VII Dominant · subtonic

Bm · 92 BPM

Why it sounds this way

The loop never fully resolves: there is no major dominant pulling to the tonic, so the progression can repeat for the whole song without tiring and leaves the spotlight to the rhythm and the voice. That’s why the lyrics and the flow change in each section while the chords stay the same.

Progressions to start with

Chords in Bm Numerals Function Play
Bm – G – D – A i – ♭VI – ♭III – ♭VII Tonic – Subdominant – Tonic · relative – Dominant · subtonic
Bm – A – G – A i – ♭VII – ♭VI – ♭VII Tonic – Dominant · subtonic – Subdominant – Dominant · subtonic
Bm – Em – G – A i – iv – ♭VI – ♭VII Tonic – Subdominant – Subdominant – Dominant · subtonic
Bm – D – A – Em i – ♭III – ♭VII – iv Tonic – Tonic · relative – Dominant · subtonic – Subdominant
G – D – A – Bm ♭VI – ♭III – ♭VII – i Subdominant – Tonic · relative – Dominant · subtonic – Tonic

What it does not do

  • It does not use AI or write the song: it suggests chords from harmony rules, and the melody and lyrics are yours.
  • It does not make audio to release: the sound is a simple guide for trying ideas.
  • It does not analyse existing songs or tell you which hit uses a progression: chords have no owner and repeat across thousands of songs.
  • It saves nothing and sends your choices to no server: everything happens in your browser.