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Phil Speiser WHATTHEKEY v1.1.0 [WiN]
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Phil Speiser WHATTHEKEY v1.1.0 [WiN]

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KEY DETECTION. REIMAGINED. NEVER WORRY ABOUT KEYS AND SCALES AGAIN… PERFECT RESULTS IN NO TIME I made WHATTHEKEY because I was missing a simple but bulletproof MIDI key detection plug-in too many times already. In theory it's a simple task – but only if your progression or melody contains all 7 notes of the scale – in reality that won't happen too often. And then the guessing starts. This is why I designed my own algorithm that will help you to get perfect key matches every GET RID OF THE GUESSWORK The moment you don't have enough notes of the scale in your MIDI to get a perfect match (which will be most of the time) , WHATTHEKEY's KEY WIZARD comes in and will help you to complete your progression / melody to get 100% certainty in seconds and might also give you inspiration to make your chords/melodies more exciting.

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