Hi Samuel - welcome to the forum.samuel wrote:WHEN WRITING A SONG WITH LOOPS CAN YOU CHANGE THE CHORDS OR ADD CHORDS
The short answer is - sort of.
You can take an audio sample and pitch shift it in semitones, so if you have a sample of an E chord and you want a G chord you can pitch shift the sample by 3 semitones. Likewise if you have an Em and want a Gm shift by 3 semitones.
Be careful not to go too far with this as you can start to get some strange effects.
What you cant do with the standard Mixcraft tools is take an E chord and change it in to an Em as that requires that you change the 3rd from a Major to a Minor note. There is software out there that can do this with varying levels of success such as Melodyne. I know this sounds obvious and I realise that this isn't always possible but if you are wanting to change loads of chords you might want to do a couple of things, firstly learn to play the instrument that you want to play the chords with (easier said than done - I realise) the other thing is to use midi instruments to create the chords, then you can change them as you want.
If you want further input or suggestions you might want to re ask this question with its own thread as it is likely it will get lost in this thread about suggestions for improvements.
Good luck.
Cheers
John