Not finding any resources online regarding chord leading in melodic, natural, and harmonic minor.

Here it is for the major chords...
I - Any chord
ii - IV, V, vii°
iii - ii, IV, vi
IV - I, iii, V, vii°
V - I
vi - ii, IV, V, I
vii° - I, iii

Any experts here have any idea how this is adapted to the minor scales?

http://musictheory.net/lessons/html/id22_en.html

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not quite what i was looking for, I need an explanation of what chords suggest which chords within a given scale, except for minor scales rather than major.

So far example, a simple major chord progression of I-ii-V-I...

also, although trance is typically written in minor scales, how big a deal would it be to write one in major? Any good examples of songs written in a major key?

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Originally posted by ClearVision also, although trance is typically written in minor scales, how big a deal would it be to write one in major? Any good examples of songs written in a major key?

Lots of early trance.

The original of Humate - "Love Stimulation" is in C Major.

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Originally posted by ClearVision also, although trance is typically written in minor scales, how big a deal would it be to write one in major? Any good examples of songs written in a major key?

Gouryella - Gouryella is C Major

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You might want to take a look at:

http://chordmaps.com/part11.htm
http://chordmaps.com/part12.htm

good links, pretty much what I was hoping to find!

and as far as the dorian, phygrian, and other modes... how common is it to write dance music in those keys?