*If you don't freeze the notes, when you hit play or close the song and reopen it, the BiaB style generator will create new notes where your work once was.

To move a chord up an octave, it likely would be a lot easier to use the PianoRoll window, where you can select multiple notes and drag them at once.

Your problem is not that the two chords you describe are an octave above one another, though. They are also different chord voicings.

At the open E, the notes, from lowest to highest, would be E, B, E, G#, B, E

At the fifth fret, the E would be the open C shape, with the barre finger placed at the 4th fret and the voicing would be, again from lowest pitched note to highest, G#(usually not played), E, G#, B, E, G#.


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