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6.6 Performance Parameters 63

lowest note of the guitar voicing is always the root of the chord played on the keyboard and de-

tected by Strum. In lowest position, the lowest note of the voicing follows the lowest note played

on the keyboard. It is also possible to tell Strum in which neck position to play chords using the

Playing Position parameter. The position is speciﬁed in fret number and indicates the lowest fret

on which the lowest note of the chord should be played. It is not always possible to satisfy this

constraint and Strum will respect this position whenever it is possible. This parameter is of course

only valid for movable chords and it is therefore inactive when open chords are chosen.

The last parameter in the Chords section is called Time. This parameter is used to control the

delay between the moment a chord is played on the keyboard and the moment it is triggered by

Strum. This parameter is necessary because when a chord is played on the keyboard, the notes are

not necessarily played simultaneously. Strum must therefore wait a certain time before sending a

group of notes to the chord detection module in order to make sure that it has received all the notes

which are supposed to form the chord. This delay should not be smaller than the interval between

the moment the ﬁrst and last notes are played. Using a value too small for this parameter will result

in individual notes of the chord being played before is is actually strummed. The value of this

parameter should vary depending on the playing skill and style of the keyboard player and should

be adjusted to a value allowing enough time for a chord to be played on the keyboard and be well

detected by Strum.

6.6.3 Loop

The loop player is used to control Strum with MIDI loops. Loops can contain both chords and

strumming key sequences. In this case, playing a loop is similar to playing a tune. Loops can also

only contain strumming sequences and the loop player is then used to play rhythmic or strumming

patterns over chords currently played on the keyboard. Using loops is useful to carefully control or

edit a performance or execute passages that are difﬁcult to play on the keyboard.

Loops are loaded using the Load button of the player. This

will open a folder from which loops can be selected. If a loop

was already loaded in the player, the Load button will open the

folder where this loop is located. If the player is empty, this

button will open a default loop folder which can be speciﬁed in

the Preferences dialog from the Edit menu of the application. Loops can also be loaded by clicking

on them and drag-and-dropping them onto the MIDI loop player.

Once a loop is loaded, its name is displayed in the top part of the loop player. Information on

the tempo and time signature of the loop is displayed just below its name. The loop is started by

clicking on the Play button located in the lower part of the player. Once a loop has been started,

it can be stopped by clicking on the Pause button and then restarted again by clicking on the Play

button. While a loop is being played, indication on the current position within the loop is displayed

on the right of the middle section of the player. The position is indicated, from left to right, as

the current bar number and current beat within this bar. When a loop is loaded in the player, it is

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