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Can you show me?
OK, you may be after short repeated phrase to sit in a piece of music, and all your ideas aren’t quite working…
The particular section you have in mind uses only the chord of E major. To let MIDIMadness know this, you would indicate that the notes E, G#, and B should be available to be chosen. This is done using one of the available modules (in this case ‘Notes’)
As you can see, of all the notes available there, only E, G# and B have bars against them. This would mean that MIDIMadness will only choose one of those notes when looking for a note. Notice that each of the notes has a different height bar, this indicates the relative probability of the notes being selected. The ‘E’ has the highest bar, and so is more likely to be selected than the B or the G#. If you looked at what MIDIMadness generated for such a collection, you would expect to find more ‘E’s, followed by ‘B’s, and the least occurring not would be the G#.