another scala question

Manuel,

Did you say there was a way to play chords in the chromatic
clavier (or elsewhere) by scale degree #, rather than having
to define a "chord" (absolute pitch structure) and go through
the approximation system?

Sincerely,

-Carl

Carl,

Yes, you can program a chord by first selecting the tones
with shift-left click, then store it with shift-right click.
Then play it with the right mouse button. The chord is stored
by scale degree numbers.

Manuel

>Carl,
>
>Yes, you can program a chord by first selecting the tones
>with shift-left click, then store it with shift-right click.
>Then play it with the right mouse button. The chord is stored
>by scale degree numbers.
>
>Manuel

Thank you, Manuel! That's awesome.

-Carl