Problem with the Chords

Dear Musedit Friends:

In the past, I have never had problems inserting chords into my 
compositions on musedit. I just pull up the menu item, hit insert 
chord, choose my chord, and in it goes.

A new problem developed last week, though. I tried to insert a chord, 
and I got the following error message:

"There is a problem opening museditc.dll, which is needed to create 
new chords. This file must be located in the windows/system folder".

I understand that it says it's missing a component or driver. But 
I don't understand what I am to do. It worked before, so it had the 
right thing before. What do I do to get it work now?

thanks, in advance, if anyone can help me with this.

Robert 
who records as "Gurdonark"
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RE: Problem with the Chords

You could try uninstalling and reinstalling.

Jonathan 

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Subject: [MusEdit] Problem with the Chords

Dear Musedit Friends:

In the past, I have never had problems inserting chords into my
compositions on musedit. I just pull up the menu item, hit insert chord,
choose my chord, and in it goes.

A new problem developed last week, though. I tried to insert a chord,
and I got the following error message:

"There is a problem opening museditc.dll, which is needed to create new
chords. This file must be located in the windows/system folder".

I understand that it says it's missing a component or driver. But I
don't understand what I am to do. It worked before, so it had the right
thing before. What do I do to get it work now?

thanks, in advance, if anyone can help me with this.

Robert

Chords in a bass cleft

I continue to enjoy using Musedit. For me, Musedit is a way to create 
a simple song, record a MIDI playback, and then use the result as a 
sample in my software synthesizer. 

I just released my second album. Whereas with my first album, we 
recorded with analog "real life" instruments, several songs on the 
new album, Eerie Exchange Prairie Park, were created starting with 
Musedit, then morphing the resulting song in a synthesizer, and so 
forth.

If you'd like to hear a song which started as a Musedit piece, and 
then morphed into ambient music, you can hear one free at:

http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=2865292&q=lo

I posted my whole album for free download. I have a day job. 

But here's my question.

I like to use the chords function, and after re-install, I think it 
will work well again. But I'd like to write chords in deeper 
octaves. When I try to put a chord in the bass cleft, the program
does not permit this. 

Is there a way I can put a chord in the treble cleft, and then
tell the program to play it an octave or two lower?

Thanks for your help!

Bob

Re: Chords in a bass cleft

But here's my question.

I like to use the chords function, and after re-install, I think it
will work well again. But I'd like to write chords in deeper
octaves. When I try to put a chord in the bass cleft, the program
does not permit this.

Is there a way I can put a chord in the treble cleft, and then
tell the program to play it an octave or two lower?

Thanks for your help!

Bob

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I am attaching a musedit file showing chords (triads) in
several octaves, in both treble and bass clefs.

Ray Langley

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