Using the Chord-Key as a Quantizer \ Quick Tip

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This quick tip video is all about the expander of the Chord-Key module. It's a 4-channel quantizer you can use to quantize signals according to the chords you have programmed on the Chord-Key itself. This will make sure that the sequences you have going in your patch will stay connected and related to the chord progression you're using, without having to deal with switches and all sorts of tricks to have things sound coherent.

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