There are a number of one finger chorders, that allow you to define the chord and voicing and apply it to a singe note, such as Insert Piz midi Chords.

 
But I've been wandering abut a different approach, based n a key switch style, and wondered f it already exist.
 
Is there a chrder were in a low octave range 'keyswitch style', you can defince the voicing, (major/minor, Triad, 7th, 9th, inversion open/closed, drop two/four), then use the higher range for defining the root. So
 
C1 = major triad
C#1 = minor triad
D1 = major triad 1st inversion
D#1 = minor triad 1 st inversion
E1 = major triad 3rd inversion
F1 = major 7th
F#1 = minor 7th
G1 = major 7th open voice
G#1 = minor 7th open vice
A1 = 7th
B = 7th open voice


Pressing F1 and C3 would give me a CMaj7
Pressing G#1 and C3 would give me a Cm7 (open voice)
 
 
 

Scaler is good

Scaler is pretty much the same as Midi Chords, so you are defining the chord to the one note on the keyboard in advance.

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InstaChord?

scoble08
InstaChord?

Unfortunately no. It was on sale recently, and I almost bought on impulse, but after putting the breaks on and checking it out, I found the Key switches define the phrasing of the strum, not the voicing.
 

mister happy
Not an answer to your question, but a question inspired by your message:
 
Can MIDI chords render and populate the PRV with the notes of the chord voicings or does it only present the chords during time playback?
 
Thank you.

Yes. It's set up as a VST and so has it's own midi track.

 
If you arm record to it's midi track, then you can change the program to find different voicngs. (If say ne prgram was triads, another 7ths, etc)
 
But if you arm to record the synths midi track, you get the resultant chords recorded t the synth PRV
 
 

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Chordz seems to do something close to what you want. Haven’t tried it but might be worth a look.

https://www.musicradar.co...om-single-notes-617449

Direct link http://www.codefn42.com/chordz/index.html

ZincTrumpet
Chordz seems to do something close to what you want. Haven’t tried it but might be worth a look.

https://www.musicradar.co...om-single-notes-617449

Thanks fr the suggestion, but it's anther one fingered chorder, just like MidiChrds pictured above.
 
I'm looking for a two fingered chorder, where ne finger defines the chord gender and shape, the other the root of that chord.
 
The distinction between these two appraches is:
With a one finger, you are creating chords around the key and progression of your song.
With a two finger, you are just defining chord genders and shapes, meaning 'all' keys are available at the same time.