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wonderful. I see, so there was a way to do that. As a pseudo-chord track, it may be better to have only one lane, so it might be a good idea to use it according to your purpose.

It's certainly useful, but there are some issues that make it impractical. This articulation doesn't show up in the piano roll, but it's really just a midi event, so For example, even if the chord is exactly the same, it cannot be extracted if the root note is different by one octave. Additionally, some chords did not extract correctly when extracted as applied to the track (e.g. B7).

exactly. If you right-click on the placed code and select Reassign, a list will be displayed. By the way, you can quickly jump the focus by pressing the first letter of the codename on the keyboard at that time. And I'm making sure that every time I press that key, I can move one step in the code with that acronym.

Sorry for the bad explanation. When inserting an articulation, click the "C" at the top of the right pane of the dialog to bring it into focus. And you can jump to the beginning of the code group whose root note is "C#" by pressing the page down key. In this way, every time you press the page down key, you can move the root note by semitones. Using this characteristic, for example, when you want to select the chord "Gm7-5", focus on "Cm7-5" and press the page down key 7 times to move the focus to "Gm7-5". It is difficult to explain and I am not good at English, so I am worried whether I will be understood.

First, prepare a MIDI track or instruments track dedicated to chords, and select chords from this articulation map and place them there. To display other tracks when editing Selecting a track number in the track display view of the piano roll view will gray it out, but it can be displayed. Since the data contains the information of the chord constituent sounds, you can also play the chord sounds by specifying the sound source. And when you apply an articulation to a track, you can convert it to real-sounding notes, so you can work with a faint view of chord constructions. I made an improved version. I devised it because it is difficult to select from a large number of codes. You can move by chromatic scale by pressing the page up key and page down key when selecting. Please use it if you like. Chord Track_ver2.zip

First of all, I can't speak English, so I use google translate. So please forgive me if my English is strange. I created an articulation that adds four main chords to the default chord triads articulation.Is there a demand for it? I also created an articulation that combines the chord triads with the inversion and root note removed and the main 4 chords in one group. The purpose is to have a pseudo function like the chord track installed in other DAW applications. chord_art.zip