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Hallo,

drumkid@gmail.com hat gesagt: // drumkid@gmail.com wrote:
> Just new to this list I obtained no result when I searched the archive with

quoted text
> the keyword "chord recognition". Hence this posting. For my

> composing/arrangement sessions from behind the keyboard (with MIDI) I'm

> looking for a chord recognition tool (preferably a good quality one that

> also recognizes inversions). Quick to use hardware devices seem not to exist

> (at least haven't found one through Google). I guess I will have to resort

> to a software tool. On my laptop (with midi interface) I have the CCRMA

> suite (fedora core 7) with associated software. Has anybody some idea what

> software tools are available that work with this configuration. (Under XP

> there's quite a range of tools available, but...).

You can try the [chord] object in Pure Data. [chord] is part of the externals

library Maxlib by Olaf Matthes, don't know if that's part of Fedora. The

help-file describes an example use.
Ciao

--

Frank

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