![]() The first job of any chord machine is to let you trigger chords by playing single MIDI notes. The 'Chord Machine Plug-ins' box lists nine powerful, modestly priced options. Fortunately, there are a variety of third-party devices for memorising and generating chords. But for any more than a few chords this process is both limited and a bit tedious. For more than one chord voicing, you can combine several of these in a MIDI Effect Rack, separate them by note range, and augment them with other Live MIDI effects such as Scale and Arpeggiator. ![]() The in-house solution is to use Live's Chord MIDI effect, which lets you dial in as many as six intervals at which notes are added to an incoming MIDI note. This month we'll look at several ways to generate chords in Live. We explore the wealth of third-party chord generators available for Live. Chord Transposer assigns a single chord to all notes and works well with Live's Scale effect. Screen 1: Chord Memorizer assigns chords (yellow) to single notes (green).
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