The MIDI chord wizard is going to be based on what it's fed (just like the ACW). Many MIDI files that you download from the internet are not necessarily sequenced to a strict time. So while they sound fine, you will find (for example) that bar 3, beat 1 isn't necessarily located [mathematically] at bar 3, beat 1. It might be at bar 4, beat 3.27. The chord wizard will attempt to identify the chords based on beats and bar bar lines according to the tempo specified (and is limited to four chords per bar), so if the music doesn't actually fall on on those bar lines, your results will be poor. That's not a function of the wizard, but a function of how the MIDI file was originally created.

You can also get better results sometimes by excluding some of the MIDI tracks and using mainly the chordal accompaniment tracks (get rid of the melody and/or soloist tracks).

John

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