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12-29-2015, 09:25 AM
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Re: instrument change on sounding chords
That a good point Herbert. If that is the reason for the use of a piano to sound chords should not the same thing apply to clicking a note on the staff. No instrument change happens then though. I just find it annoying having set up channel 1 instrument on my external midi device to find Composer has changed it back to a piano just because I happened to click on a chord symbol. Perhaps this behaviour could be made a user option in setup.
...and a very happy new year to you and yours also. Martin 
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04-07-2016, 04:12 PM
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Re: instrument change on sounding chords
Hi guys,
Sorry to have missed this one before. You can indeed change the sound for the chords in either of the following locations: 1. Text -> Chord names -> Chord Builder, and click the "Select sound" button to choose the instrument sound you want for chords OR 2. Perform -> Practice...Play-along sound Enjoy, Sherry
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