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After Hours ’76 MPC Chord Pack
After Hours ’76 MPC Chord Pack
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After Hours ’76 MPC Chords — Soul, Funk & Disco Keys
Bring the warmth of vintage soul and the glow of the disco floor to your next beat. After Hours ’76 delivers 25 original chord progressions inspired by the rich harmony of mid-to-late-’70s soul, funk, and disco.
Expect lush extended chords, gospel-inspired movement, smooth inversions, and melodic bass lines. Every eight-bar progression blends half- and whole-note chords with varied velocities and gentle timing differences for a natural, human-played feel.
Inside the pack
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25 original MIDI chord progressions ready for your favorite instruments.
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25 MPC chord progression files in
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25 Scaler 3 presets with timed arrangements and playable chord sets.
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50 stereo WAV loops: 25 lo-fi Rhodes-style and 25 acoustic piano versions.
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50 matching MIDI files preserving the performances used for the audio loops.
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Chord and tempo manifests for easy browsing.
Warm keys. Rich harmony. Late-night character.
The audio loops combine sampled suitcase-style electric piano and acoustic grand piano with soft tape-style saturation, gentle wow and flutter, warm high-frequency rolloff, and light stereo ambience. Rhodes versions add subtle stereo tremolo.
Release and reverb tails wrap into the loop start for smooth repeated playback. Use the finished WAVs for instant atmosphere, or reshape the MIDI into your own sound.
Pack details
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8 bars per progression in 4/4
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72–124 BPM
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24-bit / 44.1 kHz stereo WAV
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Clearly labeled keys, scale names, and tempos
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Original progressions inspired by the era—not copied from specific songs
Made for soulful hip-hop, lo-fi, R&B, neo-soul, funk, and disco-inspired production.
Digital download. MIDI files contain note data and require a software or hardware instrument. MPC progression files store playable chords rather than timed performances; timing guides are included. MPC and Scaler 3 files were structurally validated but have not been playback-tested in those applications.


