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 Simple Blues Shuffle question
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Mark
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Mar 13th 2010 at 4:15 PM |
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I would like to lay down a track with a basic Blues shuffle rhythm. Normally this would be 4/4 with each beat consisting of a "power chord" or double stop played as a triplet with the center stroke of each triplet not played (as Blues folks will know). How in the heck can one set this up without spending a day on a mere 12 bars? Any help would be greatly appreciated! BTW, I'm using v. 1.0.
Thanks,
Mark
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Gino
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Mar 13th 2010 at 11:06 PM |
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Hey Mark,
I was just trying to write a twelve blues bar and I was asking myself the same question. I just found a trick. Go in Composition/Triplet Feel menu and you can select for example Triplet 8th for example. It's way easier and way faster to do this.
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Mark
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Mar 14th 2010 at 3:03 PM |
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Thanks, Gino! Two questions: do you use 4/4 as the time signature? Secondly, is there a shortcut to inserting the chord each time? In other words, must I insert (for example) A5, then A7, then A5, then A7 again in the first bar? It seems that there would be a click-and-drag option or maybe even a way to assign each chord to a variable like I5, I7, IV5, IV7, etc. Maybe I'm asking too much from an app that already does so much so easily.
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Julian
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Mar 27th 2010 at 4:41 PM |
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At the Chord editor, you can manage your favorite chords at the right box.. ( where you see buttons to Add/Rename/Remove )
Once you have them, and close the chord editor.. you may see that at the toolbar where is the chord tool item.. there is also a little drop down button.. that if you click shows you the custom chords to add.
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