You can change the settings not to play in different keys but to play in different fret ranges. By default all notes are displayed in fret 0 - 4 and up. Meaning the software pushes them down to lower frets as much as possible. So if the notes play in A chord in fret 0 - 4 you can rearrange them to play in in fet 5 - 9. The way you do this is the following:
1) Load your MIDI file you want to play
2) Click Tools -->Change Midi Settings-->Channel Xref
3) In the "Channel Xref" locate the channel currently played (i.e., the one you want to change)
4) If it's a bass channel, click the check box that says "Finger Pick".
5) Then click the "..." button on the right of the "Tab Template" drop-down box. This should display "Fret Range Settings" window
6) In the "Fret Range Settings" window you'll see: Tick Position, Beg Fret, End Fret, Higher Frets, Max Range, Beg String, End String columns.
Tick Position: Is the end of the tick position for the fret range
Beg Fret: The begining fret number for the range (e.g., for A chord will 5)
End Fret: The end fret number for the range (e.g., for A chord would be 9. Usually Beg Fret + 4)
Higher Frets: Push other notes to play in higher frets (i.e., any frets higher than 9 in this example) if possible.
Max Range: The max reach on your left hand between beg fret and end fret
Beg String: The beginning string (set it to 3 or higher for bass)
End String: The end string (set it to 6 or lower for bass)
There is also lesson video explaining this feature. It's located in "support" page. From www.midilogic.com click "support". In the "support" page locate and watch the following videos:
How to add tuning Part 1 (watch the end part)
How to add tuning Part 2
Please don't hesitate to ask me questions. This is an advance feature of the software.
Best Regards
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