Hello, I am new to EZkeys. I began with it just this week. I have being experimenting different things to get used to it and to define my workflow after my composing preferences.
I write an own chord chart and then find a groove that fits to the rhythm I am after and this groove gets adapted to my own chords and rhythm. So far so good. But then I want to add or modify some notes in the groove to fit my own arrangement idea. This works too, but the chords start to get modified. I know EZk recognizes some tensions in the arrangement, but I don’t want my chords getting modified. For example, an A/E is playing, then I add an F# in the groove, melodic wise, and EZk changes the A/E to A6/E. And in other parts where I added or modified more notes the chord change is even more drastic, for example the A/E turns to F#m9. I don’t want those chord changes, even when they could be harmonically correct, it destroys my song structure. How can I avoid it? I mean many arrangements have a lot of melodic notes. If each of those notes would mean the chords need to be redefined we could end with monster names, aside from the fact I don’t need another name for my chord. If I need to play some notes that are not part of the notated chord, I want to be able to play them without renaming the chord.
In the manual I can find
Chord Correction
This option opens the Chord Correction tool which lets you change Chord Notation to other chord estimations without altering the MIDI.
But I want it the other way around: I change the MIDI myself but don’t want my chords being automatically altered.
Thank you!
EZkeys version: 2.1.3Operating system: Windows 10
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This post was modified 22 hours, 14 minutes ago by Korken.
