Lately, I've been playing/recording songs into the memory of the PSR 3000 keyboard.

More often than not, I'll get 2 or 3 minutes into the tune and then hit a blundering wrong chord or 2.

Instead of starting the song all over because of 1 or 2 bad notes, what midi software (easy and cheap) can I use to edit/correct those notes?

Also, does one of the midi edit products do a better job at determining the chords of a midi and displaying that chord as, for example, C7 Gm etc?

Any suggestions or advice will be appreciated ... aside from "start practicing and learn how to play"

YOu can edit your SMF songs/wrong notes etc within your 3k...in song creator using event edit I believe its called. Should be in the manual.

Thanks Donny. I will read up on that.

In the past, I have downloaded 1 or 2 trial versions of midi software (don't remember which brand names) and they were accurate in identifying most chords in the song bars, but I was surprised at how many were incorrect. Its been a while since that time, i'm hoping they are now doing a better job at defining the chords correctly.

If anyone can recommend a midi reader/editor than does a good job at determining the chords, i'm interested.

Thanks

GNMIDI

I suggest PSRUTI. It is excellent and does a better job with chords than some others.

It is also free...

See: http://www.heikoplate.de/mambo/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=67&Itemid=44

Regards,

Michael

I have tried both GNMIDI and PSRUTI and I prefer PSRUTI. It does a pretty good job of chord recognition and like Michael says, it's free. It also transposes songs quickly and easily, has a midi player, etc.
My thanks to Michael for a great program which he constantly updates, BTW.
Chuck

Thanks guys.
I will give them a try.

Ed