There is also a Scale field to selection major or minor key scales which the chords are based on. You can do this all manually if you like but this greatly speeds up the process. Once you set a Rhyhm, the Spacing slider will appear and you can decrease the length of chord rhythm by moving the slider to the right. You can select different rhythms or postions where the chords begin playing like on the off beat or every other beat.

In this example, I selected ¼ which has the chord playing on 4 beats to the bar pattern. Here there a few standard chords progressions to assist you.Īlso, there is a Rhythm field to change the rhythmic pattern of the chord or chord progression. If you are not familiar with chords you can try using or experimenting with a few ready-made chord sequences called chord progressions under the Progressions field. (You can see the individual notes of the chord and their position on the keyboard). Then you will be asked to + Add Next Chord which, when pressed, will automatically carries over the previous chord until you press another chord button. It defaults to “C” but the drop down menu includes the other keys. The Key denotes which key scale the chords will be based on. Up comes selections Key, Progressions, Rhythms, Scale and Select a Chord. Then check Chord Creator box on the right-hand side to open it in the Editor. To launch Chord Creator, which is found in the Content Editor, you double click on a Track to create a region, then double click on the region to open the Content Editor.

It´s a fast way to add chords but also to learn about chords, chord structure and chord progressions. Here is a quick look at our latest feature in Amped Studio, Chord Creator, so you can quickly get up to speed and start using this cool tool creatively.Ĭhord Creator allows you to easily add chords to your production by simply pressing a button.

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