Lo-fi chord progressions for ukulele

Jazzy seventh loops, slow and warm. These progressions sound dusty and late-night, usually sit in F major, C major, D minor, A minor and E minor and suit a tempo of around 76 BPM. Every chord has a ukulele diagram for standard GCEA tuning.

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4 Lo-fi chord progressions to play now

Lo-fi progression 1 in F major

F · B♭ · B♭m · F

I · IV · iv · I

4/4 · 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar · around 76 BPM

21GCEA
F
4311GCEA
B♭
2111GCEA
B♭m

Dusty and late-night, built on the IV to minor iv turn that darkens the way home, open ended, built to loop straight back round

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Lo-fi progression 2 in C major

C · F · Fm · C

I · IV · iv · I

4/4 · 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar · around 76 BPM

1GCEA
C
21GCEA
F
123GCEA
Fm

Dusty and late-night, built on the IV to minor iv turn that darkens the way home, open ended, built to loop straight back round

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Lo-fi progression 3 in D minor

Dm · B♭ · F · C

i · VI · III · VII

4/4 · 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar · around 76 BPM

231GCEA
Dm
4311GCEA
B♭
21GCEA
F
1GCEA
C

Dusty and late-night, built on the natural minor i VI III VII loop, open ended, built to loop straight back round

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Lo-fi progression 4 in A minor

Dm · Am · E7 · F

iv · i · V7 · VI

4/4 · 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar, 1 bar · around 76 BPM

231GCEA
Dm
2GCEA
Am
123GCEA
E7
21GCEA
F

Dusty and late-night, a deceptive turn away from home

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A strum pattern for Lo-fi songs

One bar of eighth notes. Down arrows are downstrokes, up arrows upstrokes, dots are misses: keep your hand moving through them.

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How to use these progressions

Play each chord for the length shown, repeat the loop, and hum or sing over it until a melody turns up. The Roman numerals under each progression name the chords by their place in the key, so the same pattern works in any key: open it in the generator and change the key to suit your voice. Chord progressions are not covered by copyright, so anything you write over them is yours.

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