Tag Archives: Led Zeppelin

Mandolin is now available on Chordify!

Big news everyone: we can reveal that a new instrument is available on the Chordify website… the mandolin! We want everyone to live their music, and we’ve been planning this for a while as we keep improving and developing our service.

Top 100 most played songs on Chordify

Ever since our algorithm was unleashed upon the internet, our users have used it to chordify millions of songs; some world-famous, some lesser-known.

Alternate guitar tunings – DADGAD

Every so often you hear a song, look it up on Chordify, and discover that while the chords are correct there’s something in the overall sound that just isn’t the same as the original. Why is that? In fact, it could be anything: from the instruments used to the way it is produced.

Top 10 most iconic rock drum tracks of all time

This is a guest appearance by our friend Gideon Waxman from Drum Helper. The drums are an often underappreciated aspect of music. With the drummer sitting at the back of the stage, people often underestimate their talent, approach, and musical creativity.

Hip-hop, blues rock you name it and the C minor’s got it – chord of the week

This week we tune into the C minor. Wait, there no reason to be sad. Minor is not always a synonym for tearjerkers and sad songs, on the contrary. From hip-hop to blues and pop, our chord of the week fits everywhere - and everywhere in between.

A minor equals classic rock – Chord of the week

One of the most dramatic chords you can grab at the top of your neck is the Am. The scale of this chord of the week consists of the basic notes A, B, C, D, E, F and G. That's why there are countless rock classics written with the Am at the core.

The biggest gangster among the triads is the G major – chord of the week

There is no bigger G than the G major in the guitar universe. This triad fits in gangster hip-hop as well as in country and pop. That's why this week we're presenting the G major as chord of the week. Check out our Instagram for more chords.