Getting Started
Chordwalk on Windows
using Pro Tools

Pro Tools

This video will guide you through setting up ChordWalk with Pro Tools. Learn how to integrate it into your workflow and take your music production to the next level.
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DAWs, Windows, iPhone & iPad, Cubase, Ableton, Protools, FL Studio

ChordWalk as a Creative Control surface running on an iPad, or iPhone, connected with a DAW running on a Windows PC

DAWs, Windows, iPhone & iPad, Cubase, Ableton, Protools, FL Studio

You can control chords, arpeggiator, and virtual instrument selections, settings, and adjustments in ChordWalk while simultaneously making adjustments in the DAW components, all interactively and in real-time.

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DAWs, Windows, iPhone & iPad, Cubase, Ableton, Protools, FL Studio

DAWs, Windows, iPhone & iPad, Cubase, Ableton, Protools, FL Studio, PreSonus

ChordWalk running on a Windows PC, connected with a DAW running on an iPad.

DAWs, Windows, iPhone & iPad, Cubase, Ableton, Protools, FL Studio, PreSonus

ChordWalk running as a Remote Creation Surface on a Windows PC, connected with an iPad running Garageband, Cubasis or any DAW.

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DAWs, Windows, iPhone & iPad, Cubase, Ableton, Protools, FL Studio, PreSonus

Windows, Protools, DAWs

Protools with ChordWalk

Windows, Protools, DAWs

Select the port that corresponds to the assigned Port in ChordWalk. The MIDI data stream from the assigned Port in ChordWalk will be routed to the selected Ports in the individual Instrument tracks of Protools.

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Windows, Protools, DAWs

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“Music is a language we all understand”

Introduction to Music Theory

By interacting with ChordWalk, and creating your own composition, you will intuitively learn the Theory of music.

To help you on our journey, we have comprehensive help manuals and advice on how ChordWalk will automatically create exciting and compelling Chord Progressions, advanced Beat Patterns and instrument solo virtuosity.

Explore our online blog posts which introduce the basics of music theory in bite-size chunks so you can begin to expand your music knowledge without feeling overwhelmed.

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