how to annotate a set

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Pierre-Stanislas
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how to annotate a set

Post by Pierre-Stanislas » Wed Jul 02, 2025 11:55 am

Hello everyone.

When you compose a chord on a MIDI track, the notes form a small stack. Everyone knows that...
But after many chords, it becomes almost impossible to recognize them easily.
I have to go back note by note to find out which chord it is. It's a big waste of time when the set is getting.
Is there a way (which I have looked for without success) to note somewhere on my track that it is an A minor or a G sharp?

Thank you for your help.
regards,For the attention of administrators and engineers

Pierre
PS : A little nod to the Ableton engineers If this option doesn't exist, it would be fun to create it... :wink:

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