Use your ears to create chords and play with them.

a bunch of stuff I also uploaded to bitwiggers (check bitwiggers for descriptions of each one)

An attempt at improving the Diatonic Transposer in the context of the Minor mode in tonal occidental music. This patch splits the keyboard input in an Harmonic Minor part - leftmost part of the keyboard by default, but parts and chords generation are exchangeable - producing chords and a monodic Melodic or Natural Minor part. The appropriate scale is automatically chosen using a Grid patch that guesses the direction of the melodic movement.

1% = 10ms

Randomizes when notes hit polyphonically to make your chords sound more human. Has 7 "voices" (can easily be expanded by simply duplicating them in the Note Fx Selector) and global coarse and fine time knobs for easy tweaking

This preset processes up to 8 channels independently and gives probability setting for each channel to pass it's note. You can use it with multi-channel clips where you want certain notes to have certain probability of passing through. So in that case you assign those notes to channel 2 or up, so you can have 8 'groups' of different probabilities this way

8 probability knobs for 8 midi channels, a midi effect for blocking or passing through notes among 8 channels

Can use an instrument lane to play piano pedals as keyswitches instead of automation which is a lot nicer visually I think.

96 bands polyphonic replacer is a note fx layer of chained eq+ and replacers (to achieve very narrow bands). It takes an audio as input and generates notes corresponding to bands. Perform preset page contains knobs to change parameters of every replacer. Especially try to play with the Threshold parameter. It obviously tends to be CPU hevy, so you can disable not needed note chains.

96 bands polyphonic replacer is a note fx layer of chained eq+ and replacers (to achieve very narrow bands). It takes an audio as input and generates notes corresponding to bands. Perform preset page contains knobs to change parameters of every replacer. Especially try to play with the Threshold parameter. It obviously tends to be CPU heavy, so you can disable not needed note chains.

Approximate recreation of Ableton's Random device with built-in scaler to constrain resulting randomness.

Approximate recreation of Ableton's Random device.