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The Chord Assistant window opens, and the borders of the chord pad change their color to

indicate that the assigned chord is now used as origin.

The origin chord is displayed in the center, and the chords that belong to the scale are

shown above it. The numerals indicate the scale degree of the chords. These help you to

create chord progressions.

2. In the Chord Assistant window, click the chord symbols to trigger the corresponding chords.

3. To assign a chord, drag it from the Chord Assistant window and drop it on the chord pad.

NOTE

If one of the next chord pads is free, you can also right-click the chord in the Chord

Assistant window and select Assign to Pad. This assigns the chord to the next free pad.

Assigning Chords with the MIDI Keyboard

If you know which chord you want to assign to a specic chord pad, you can use a MIDI keyboard

or the On-Screen Keyboard.

PREREQUISITE

You have selected a MIDI track or an instrument track.

PROCEDURE

1. Right-click the chord pad that you want to use for the new chord, and select Assign Pad

from MIDI Input.

The borders of the chord pad change their color to indicate that it is now ready for recording.

2. On your MIDI keyboard or on the On-Screen Keyboard, press the keys for the chord that

you want to assign.

The chord and its voicing are assigned to the chord pad, and you hear an acoustic feedback

of the chord.

NOTE

The assigned voicing can be changed by the Adaptive Voicing setting. Therefore, if you

want to keep the voicing for that

specic pad, right-click the chord pad and select Lock from

the context menu.