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good morning guys,
I do not know what I'm doing wrong but if I ctrl + click on a key on the circle of fifth it does not open the palette with the chords in common with the current key highlined
any ideas?
thanks
have a good day
Mo., 11.03.2013 - 22:21 Permalink
The circle of fifth .. a selected scale with the mouse cursor on it gives a message :
Click to navigate key in Palette.
Douple (MUST DOUBLE ) click opens new palette
Ctrl+Click to select shared chords
But study the videotutorial about this modulation..because it is a bit complicated to find out what the shared chords are between 2 scales
Di., 12.03.2013 - 09:32 Permalink
hey juergen,
I was referring to opening a palette with the chord shared with other key higlened.
Double click on a key in the circle of fifth, open palette
Ctrl + click on a (different )key in the circle of fifth, open palette with shared chord with current key
I watched the tutorial but I don't know what I'm doing wrong, if I ctrl + click it does not happen anything
Di., 12.03.2013 - 10:05 Permalink
I think you must start first by choosing a "startkey" and freezing this, than Ctrl+Click on a "targetkey"--> the shared chords are now showing up ( use to control your right workflow do also agin the example modulation to get confidence ,see quote example ),than go further..
Recap: startkey --> shared chords( = pivot chords) -- establish targetkey ( by going to the tonic of that targetkey )
startkey -->pivotchords
pivotchords --> targetkey
to be complete...
The video example modulates from Dm to Bm
source key : Dm --> target key BmDm --G-A pivot chords ( G and A .. shared by Dm and Bm )
G -A -> Gmaj7-F#(V) - Bm (I) ( Cadense from V-I )
I hope this will be improved that it is made easier to modulate as user of Synfire