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848| Recording and editing the Styles and Pads
Chord progressions for Intro 1 and Ending 1
Intro 1 and Ending 1 usually contain a chord progression. You can enter it via Text
Meta Events or via Note Velocity.
▪ Entering Chord progressions with the Text Meta Event
Chord progressions for Intro 1 and Ending 1 can be entered as Meta Events of type
Text. The chord root is entered by typing the note name from C to B (using ‘#’ or
‘b’ for accidentals). The chord type is entered using the abbreviations shown in
the following table.
Chord Type Chord Type
Major (leave blank) Major 6th 6
Major 7th M7 Major 7th atted 5th M7(b5)
Suspended 4th sus Suspended 2nd sus2
Major 7th suspended 4th M7sus Minor m
Minor 6th m6 Minor 7th m7
Minor 7th atted 5th m7(b5) Minor major 7th m(M7
Dominant 7th 7 7th atted 5th 7(b5)
7th suspended 4th 7sus Dimished dim
Diminished major 7th dim(M7) Augmented #5
Augmented 7th 7(#5) Augmented major 7th M7(#5)
Major w/o 3rd (1+5) Major w/o 3rd and 5th (1+8)
Flatted 5th b5 Diminished 7th dim7
As an example, a typical C Major progression will be entered as follows:
Chord Meta Event content
C Major C
A Minor 7th A m7
D Minor D m
G Dominant 7th G 7
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