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Hi I hope someone can help.
When I drag and drop midi from the the browser to the ezkeys song track it always comes over as a major key. For example if I’m in A minor it will show the cord progression in C major. Clicking the major/minor button does nothing. It won’t transpose to the relative minor.
Anyone else having this issue?
The chords used in a major key signature, and its minor parallel (Am), are both using the same chords, so changing to the parallel key signature won’t change any chords on the song track. The MIDI you drag in to EZbass is analyzed and the chords will the same no matter if you have C major or A minor as the key signature.
Can you write us the chord sequence you get when dragging in the MIDI, and also write the chord sequence you want to be shown when changing to the parallel minor song key, so I can figure out what you want to happen? 🙂
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
I’m having the same issue. I read the response from Toontrack here on this forum, and I am still confused. I get it that the chords in Am are the same in C major. Understood. However, to briancullen85’s point, if you want to explore the A minor tonal center, having EZ Keys focus on the 1st degree of the major scale, in this case C major, does not achieve that effect. What it’s doing is keeping the song in C major but calling it A minor. They are not the same thing as the tonal centers are, in both cases with EZ Keys, C major. It’s like if I wanted to have a song in E Phrygian, because of its darker minor tone, I would want Em to be the tonal center and not C major. But EZ Keys would still focus on the 1st degree, C major and thus its Ionian tonality. EZ Keys should adapt to the change in major to minor better than it does. So, I think, briancullen85 is correct. EZ Keys does not account for major to minor. I find this very frustrating.
Beyond this, EZ Keys, and the whole EZ product is fantastic. Please fix this one issue, and you would have an unparalleled product. Right now, your competitor, Captain Chords, does account for major to minor, and also allows for the other modes as well. I wish EZ Keys did the same.
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