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2) Because each note of a chord is spread out over multiple locations, and
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2) Because each note of a chord is spread out over multiple locations, and
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there is no way to indicate that a note in the chord is already 'in-use'.
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there is no way to indicate that a note in the chord is already 'in-use'.
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If a MIDI note which is part of the chord is repeated, in error, it will
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- apear to be correct (a positive match will be assigned to
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+ appear to be correct (a positive match will be assigned to
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the second (and possible successive notes)).
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the second (and possible successive notes)).
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