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Fatten up
Duplicates the tenor.
In the Voicing Range section for Piano voicings, you can set up the following parameters:
Lowest Root Note
Sets the limit for the lowest root note.
Lowest Note
Sets the limit for the lowest note, except the root note.
Highest Note
Sets the limit for the highest note, except the root note.
In the Style section for Guitar voicings, you can set up the following parameters:
Triads
Sets a triad with 4, 5 or 6 voices.
4-Note Chords
Sets a 4-note chord with 4, 5 or 6 voices without tensions.
3-String Triads
Sets a 3-string triad.
Modern Jazz
Sets 4-note, 5-note, and 6-note chords, partly without root note, but with tensions.
For Basic voicings, only Octave Offset from C3 is available. This allows you to determine an
offset value for the octave range.
In the Start Voicing section for Piano, Guitar, and Basic voicings, you can select a start voicing.
NOTE
This is only available for MIDI and instrument tracks, but not for the chord track, and only if you
select Voicings in the Follow Chord Track pop-up menu.
Converting Chord Events to MIDI
You can convert chord events to MIDI for further editing or for printing a lead sheet in the Score
Editor.
PROCEDURE
1.
In the global track controls area of the track list, click Add Track .
2.
Do one of the following to specify the destination track for your chord events:
● Select an instrument or MIDI track.
● Click Instrument to add an instrument track.
● Click MIDI to add a MIDI track.
3.
Click Add Track.
4.
Do one of the following:
● To convert all chord events to MIDI, select Project> Chord Track> Chords to MIDI.
● To convert only selected chords to MIDI, select the chord events and drag them to the
MIDI or instrument track.
Chord Functions
Converting Chord Events to MIDI
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