-10S (“Minor 10ths”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3, accompanied by a minor tenth interval above
each note.
10tH (“Major 10ths”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3, accompanied by a major interval above each
note.
-trd (“Minor Triads”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. Each key will output a minor triad when played
(root, minor third, perfect fifth).
trAd (“Major Triads”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. Each key will output a major triad when played
(root, major third, perfect fifth).
dtrd (“Diatonic Triads”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. Notes in the key of C (the “white” keys) will
output a diatonic triad (root, third, and fifth), while notes not in the key of C will only output a single
root note.
-145 (“1-4-5-7 Minor Chords”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. The root (C), fourth (F), fifth (G), and minor
seventh (Bb/A#) keys will play seventh chord diatonic to C minor —!all other keys will play a single
note.
1457 (“1-4-5-7 Major Chords”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. The root (C), fourth (F), fifth (G), and seventh (B)
keys will play a chord diatonic to C major —!all other keys will play a single note.
dI (“Diminished Chords”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. Each key will output a diminished seven chord
(root, minor third, diminished fifth, diminished seventh) when played.
AUG (“Augmented Triads”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C2 to C3. Each key will output an augmented triad (root,
major third, augmented fifth) when played.
PO (“Power Chords Normal”)
The keys are laid out chromatically from C1 to C2. Each key will output a power chord (root, perfect
fifth, octave) when played.
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