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I have selected quality samples from freesound.org

I like this resource as there are so many options and the search bar allows a search to be filtered through key and tempo (which was very useful for my electronic composition made up almost entirely from manipulated samples)

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As well as watching YouTube tutorials for more complexed guitar parts, I mostly look for accurate chords from Ultimate guitar and build on that (as well as taking inspiration on my own chord progressions)

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I always loved the way Jimi Hendrix's spoken voice sounded on the breakdown of If 6 was 9, so I found some old interview clips to insert to an ambient intro.

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Jimi Hendrix Talks Life As a Young Musician | The Dick Cavett Show

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I love the funky rhythm of the drums in the intro of this classic Little Feat tune. Me and Jake listened to them to inspire the drum section for the rocky/blues tune I wrote over the weekend.

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There is all sorts in here. I have quite a broad music taste. There are some electronic tunes in here from jungle to hardcore psytrance which I will take inspiration from for future tracks. There are also drum sections and jazzy chord progressions that I really like, for example in If I Had You by Etta James

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Janis Joplin has always been a huge influence for me. I love the harshness of her voice (which is also an influence). However, the 3/4 rhythm heavily inspired my track Places to go.

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I often use this resource to combat my lack of music theory knowledge. It is extremely useful when I get stuck in boring chord progressions, as the tool helps you to predict chord compatability. I've been using this more often recently, because I have been trying to write more jazzy sounding progressions.

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This area will populate with songs containing the chord progression that you build.

To continue:

Click additional chords to modify the chord progression.

Click any song from the list to view its Tab. The song list is scrollable.

To start over:

Click the button on the left panel

Notes

Use the key dropdown (top left) to filter results in a different key.

To aggregate chord statistics across all keys in a given scale, set the key to "Rel".

Some of the most interesting chords in music are the rare ones. Click "other/more" to reveal chords used less often.

This list is a subset (max 200) of the songs that match the tonic + scale + chords filter you have applied.

This tool is a tonic + scale + chord progression filter on the TheoryTab Database.

For more info on ..., check out the ... cheat sheet for chords, chord progressions, and free downloadable MIDI files

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Fins songs with the same chords. See the most popular chord progressions. See the next "most likely" chord in a progression.

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Joan Armatrading is one of my biggest inspirations. Her album Show some emotion is exquisite. I aim to get my hands on the twelve string guitar to add in her style to one of my acoustic tracks. I also love her execution of impressive vocal range. She is a legend.

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Joan Armatrading singer songwriter who has written songs like Love and Affection Drop The Pilot and Willow

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Labi Siffre has created arguably the most tearjerking beautiful lyrics ever. I began reading his poetry and watching old interviews where he describes his process.

(I recommend the song Words)