Logic Pro MIDI Chord Analyzer - Score Editor chord symbols - Cut/name regions for easy repeat paste

[@PeterValentino]

Thank you! You really helped me. I had improvised a track and I wanted to add other instruments to it. The chord structures were quite complex and this really helped me figure out the music without taking all day. Bless you!

[@ShuehliOng]

Hi @PeterValentino I am so glad I could be of some assistance. Thanks for dropping by!

[@cone-stone]

Love U 🥰

[@ShuehliOng]

Thanks for visiting my channel!

[@cone-stone]

@@ShuehliOng Thanks to you for your videos... but above all for your music: yesterday I fell asleep at night listening to one of your songs and I have to admit that it is completely dreamaway and surprising. I will continue listening to your music and learning from your videos. Greetings from Spain.

[@ShuehliOng]

I am so glad you enjoy my music too! Thanks for your kind words. :)

[@egrideout]

Thanks. I have been writing this out manually in notability on my iPad. This may not be faster, but much cleaner and I can play lines and have LP11 transcribe those to add to the chords.. Thanks!!!

[@ShuehliOng]

I'm so glad this was helpful. Thanks for dropping by!

[@DJLeoLarge]

I am asking myself how to convert the chord structure to a chord track for session players in logic. you didnt include that feature in your post. perhaps you have a solution for that?

[@ShuehliOng]

Hi @DJLeoLarge. You might find that this tutorial answers your question; I am assuming you wish to create a chord progression track for AI session players? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqKYoaWBocdghKM There is no way to transfer chord progressions from a MIDI track without keying it in manually in the global region. Not currently anyway. Thanks for dropping by and I hope this help!

[@AAnilSahin]

Dear Oceana, Is there a way to automatically write the chords into the score editor, to be able to export the scores with chords as a text or PDF file to share it with a friend? I am working on a very long piece of music (about 200 bars). I do not want to write down all these chords one by one per hand. Thank you in advance.

[@ShuehliOng]

Hi there! If by automatic, you mean that LP generates the chord names for you from your MIDI information? Then, the answer is "no". You will need to enter then one chord name at a time in SCORE EDITOR, as per demonstrated in my video. There is a way to export your Score as a pdf. I shall make a video of it in a week or so!

[@ShuehliOng]

Hi @AAnilSahin In case you did not notice the video tutorial in response to your question, here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJa0dpudiM6Sj80si=aQatF576UrwwktBf

[@samvox994]

awesome

[@ShuehliOng]

Thanks Sam! I’m working on more Music & Chat guests and visits. Hope you’re well!

[@luciojara8267]

It bothers me so much that is not posible to automatically put the chords from the analizer

[@ShuehliOng]

LP11's AI driven session players go hand-in-hand with their new chord creation feature (global view), allowing the algorithm to build chords on your behalf. But so far there isn't a handy tool for the reverse, and then to have this reflected in the Score editor. :) This could change in the future. Thanks for dropping by!

[@aellis66]

This is exciting, Thanks for diving into the score features!!! This window/view has always been such a legacy heartbreaker for me over the years that i cant even remember the last time i’ve opened it. But your bravery may have changed all that! No joke, sincere thanks!

[@ShuehliOng]

Many thanks for your kind words! :)