Chord Tool

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mattox82
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2011/06/26 10:55:28 (permalink)

Chord Tool

Hey all,
 
Is there any kind of 'chord tool' inside of X1? Where I can easily choose a chord and get it inserted into the piano roll? It's something thats in FL Studio...
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    The Maillard Reaction
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    Re:Chord Tool 2011/06/26 11:02:28 (permalink)
    There are some cal scripts that do that stuff but for me it is just too easy to pop 3 notes down on PRV and be done with it.

    If the chords are all fancy and stuff I might use a utility like this to figure stuff out quickly before I hand draw in PRV:

    http://www.harmoniccycle....music-11-chord-map.htm

    http://www.harmoniccycle....usic-08-chord-calc.htm



    Most songs use a small handful of chords so I find I may have to hand draw a few chords and then I can drag and drop in PRV.

    Maybe some one has a easy solution I've been overlooking?


    best regards,
    mike




    post edited by mike_mccue - 2011/06/26 11:03:50


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    carlosagm79
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    Re:Chord Tool 2011/06/26 15:04:36 (permalink)
    its a very good idea for a piano roll view or score view!, all about speed...
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    jonny3d
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    Re:Chord Tool 2011/06/26 16:00:24 (permalink)
    Like Mike...says the "cal script"

    you insert the "root" note of your chord  in PRV and then press 'control  + f1' and choose the chord type you want.
    This might be what your after.
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    A1MixMan
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    Re:Chord Tool 2011/06/26 23:06:40 (permalink)
    jonny3d


    Like Mike...says the "cal script"

    you insert the "root" note of your chord  in PRV and then press 'control  + f1' and choose the chord type you want.
    This might be what your after.


    If Cakewalk were smart they would find a way to package all of those cool cal scripts into a nice GUI making it easy to control each one. Cal scripts are cool.

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