Sharp, dissonant chord for a tense, dramatic scene
Majestic suspended chord with a resonant, lingering effect
Majestic, triumphant chord with a grandiose reverb
Simple triad chord with a clear, bell-like tone
Subtle, jazzy chord progression with smooth voice leading
Complex, atonal chord with an experimental edge
Lush, orchestral chord with rich, layered harmonies
Bright, open fifth power chord with a punchy attack
Ethereal augmented chord with a slow, ambient swell
Dissonant chord cluster with a sharp attack and quick decay
Harmonic major chord with a wide stereo field
Deep minor chord with a soft, lingering echo
Bright major chord with a shimmering reverb tail
Dark diminished chord with a haunting reverb
Resonant minor ninth chord with a gradual build-up
Quick staccato chord for a suspenseful moment
Warm major seventh chord with a gentle fade-out
Eb major triad chords, cheering, celebrating
A loud electric guitar chord, C major.
Acoustic guitar strumming a slow, melancholic chord progression.
Classic rock power chord progression with overdrive effect.
A soft and subtle 'tada' using a piano chord and gentle bell chime.
Synthwave chord
Dark harmonic triplet trancegate synth lead with a chord progression in D-flat minor. Complex granular texture, gritty wave, zipper rip quality, tight compression, and rhythmic triplets.
A bright electric guitar chord progression with a pop music feel.
A crunchy electric guitar power chord sequence for a punk rock track.
A deep analog hum fades in, followed by a soft chime with aliasing artifacts. A whoosh of white noise builds, leading to a metallic resonance. A compressed synth chord swells, ending with a mechanical click and a VHS-style flutter before fading to silence.
A deep bassy hum fades in, like a PS1 intro booting up. A glitchy chime and whoosh of static swells, then a low synth chord booms, shimmering with aliasing.
The 47-year-old man saying 'Losers want to squabble?' from chord G3 to C#2.
A short, eerie piano chord followed by an echoing silence, creating a dramatic wrong answer effect.
Bad to the Bone opening with dramatic pause and power chord finish
A minor (one octave) drone chord
Create an original piano composition with the following requirements: Mood: Sad and emotional, evoking a reflective or melancholic tone. Structure: One verse (16 bars), One chorus (16 bars), One bridge (8 bars). Key: Any minor key to maintain a sad tone (e.g., A minor, C minor). Tempo: Slow and steady (around 60–80 BPM). Precision: Ensure the notes and rhythm are perfectly aligned, with smooth transitions between sections. Style: Use simple yet expressive melodies and chord progressions, avoiding overly complex harmonies. Deliver a piano piece 2 to 3 minutes long, ensuring smooth transitions and a cohesive flow.
Atmospheric Intro: Start slow with low-frequency drones or rumbling sounds. Add breathy sounds or distant howls for a creepy ambiance. Use soft reverb for a spacious and eerie feel. Percussive Elements: Incorporate low, irregular thumps like heartbeat sounds. Use metallic clangs or chains rattling for unsettling effects. Add reverse sounds to build tension. Melody or Motif: Use dissonant chords or off-tune pianos. Add a repetitive, minor-key motif to establish the horror theme. Experiment with instruments like violins, bells, or distorted music boxes. Creepy Effects: Add whispers, creaks, or wind gusts. Use modulated sounds mimicking whispers or ghostly tones. Dynamic Structure: Start sparse and build tension by gradually layering more elements. Introduce sudden pauses or sharp stings for jump-scare moments.
Design a fast, harmonious chord played by strings to denote a completed checklist.
a violin, playing a fast tremolo at a high, eerie, chord, slowly pitching downwards
Ethereal harp chord progression with a long, ambient sustain.