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Old 02-19-2011, 02:45 PM
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Default Re: Export Midi - chords lost

Hi guys,

Some programs do export chord symbols as lyric text. The good part is that you get the chord symbols in the exported .mid file. The bad part is that the chord symbols are no longer musically linked to the notes, so if you transpose the file, the chord symbols no longer transpose also.

We do have it as a possible enhancement down the road to have the option to export chord symbols as lyric text in an exported .mid file.

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