Input and output : a chord
Factor : a chord
Drag the first chord to the operator
Drag the second chord to the Chord frame
Enter an interpolation rate
The operator returns an interpolated chord.
Drop a chord in the Chord frame.
Enter a number of steps .
Enter a duration for the sequence.
Uncheck the First and Last Chord if you don't want to have them included in the sequence.
The resulting sequence contains a list of chords representing an interpolation from chord 1 to chord 2.
Drop a chord in the Chord frame.
Enter a number of steps .
Drop an envelope in the Profile frame.
Enter a duration for the sequence.
Uncheck the First and Last Chord if you don't want to have them included in the sequence.
The resulting sequence follows the envelope.
If the envelope is linear, the interpolation is linear too.
Drop a chord in the Chord frame.
Enter a number of steps .
Drop an envelope in the Profile frame.
Enter a duration for the sequence.
Drop a third chord in the Harmonic Correction frame.
Uncheck the First and Last Chord if you don't want to have them included in the sequence.
The resulting sequence is based on notes belonging to the correction chord.
Drop a chord in the Chord frame.
Enter a number of steps .
Drop an envelope in the Profile frame.
Enter a duration for the sequence.
Enter a key signature in the Key Correction frame.
Uncheck the First and Last Chord if you don't want to have them included in the sequence.
The resulting sequence belongs to the key signature that was specified.
All chord interpolation operators are also available with "profiles", that is, sequence objects.
List of sequences can be returned and displayed in the result area of the document.
Several sequences are generated. All notes have the specified duration.