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[Bagatell]

What's wrong with the chord and scale midi effects?

[seattletruth]

Yeah. Throw scale and chord midi effects on there and kwitcherbitchen.

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[pepezabala]

If you want to see what the midi-plugs do, then just use two midi channels, one for input, that has all the midi plugs on it. Then you route this into a second channel, where you have your instrument. And record your clips there. E.g. you press note C on your midi controller, this goes through chord-> arpeggiator -> scale, and then routes into the second channel. Here you can record a clip and see wonderfully your arpeggios printed on the piano-roll.

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[AceLuby]

If you want to see what the midi-plugs do, then just use two midi channels, one for input, that has all the midi plugs on it. Then you route this into a second channel, where you have your instrument. And record your clips there. E.g. you press note C on your midi controller, this goes through chord-> arpeggiator -> scale, and then routes into the second channel. Here you can record a clip and see wonderfully your arpeggios printed on the piano-roll.

This is how I do it. Nice little trick when you're in a writers block. Throw a little random on it and voila! a little something to work with. Not really sure why you got an eyeroll, seems this is exactly what the OP wanted.

[Bagatell]

Not much of a clue. Does it look like this?

[AceLuby]

Anyone else not understand why someone would do this?

[Bagatell]

Anyone else not understand why someone would do this?

[stevenclements]

While this could be useful to beginners, I'd rather that Ableton focus more on stability and audio features than on music theory learning tools.

Agreed!