Kord: Chord Machine

You can't play a wrong note. That's the whole idea. Tap a pad and you get a full chord, not a note. Every pad on screen belongs to the key you picked, so there isn't a wrong one to hit. You literally cannot mess it up. I built this because I kept getting ideas in my head with no way to get them out. Learning piano to test a four chord loop is ridiculous. So is opening a DAW and staring at an empty grid. WHAT IT DOES Tap chords with one finger. Pick a genre and the pads become a progression that already works together. Play a melody or a bassline over it and those snap to the right notes too. Record it, layer up to four tracks, drop in a beat, and export a WAV when you're happy. The chords aren't generated on the fly. They're hand voiced sets, the kind you find in a hardware chord box, so a Cmaj9 is voiced the way a keyboard player would actually reach for it instead of stacked up mechanically from the root. I went through every set note by note against the source tables. Found five that had been typed in wrong. Fixed them. GENRE LAB Pick a mood and a style and Kord invents a set of chords you've never heard, voiced properly, playable straight away. Roll it again if you don't like it. This is the part I use most. 42 INSTRUMENTS Grand and upright pianos, electric pianos, organs, pads, analog and FM synths, basses, plucks. All levelled so they sit in a mix instead of fighting each other. FREE AND PRO Free is a real instrument: chords in any key, genres to play through, a two track looper, beats, reverb and delay. Pro opens all 42 instruments, every genre, the four track looper, the full effects rack, unlimited Genre Lab, and WAV export. Subscribe or pay once for Lifetime. If you've ever hummed something and wished you could play it, this is for you. Privacy: https://minoraudio.com/privacy Terms: https://minoraudio.com/terms