And here is the output with Scaler 2 + Ezkeys + AAS Strum GS + EzBass + EzDrummer
Steps:
Record a series of chords (Scaler-State_2021-02-13_011323.xml (6.8 KB) in Scaler using the recorder in Section C (I plucked chords by hand)
drag & drop the MIDI in Ezkeys
apply an Ezkeys pattern: I think it was a rock one, and here is the result EZkeys song.mid (10.8 KB)
put AAS Strum GS in âGuitar modeâ
create an arpeggio using 4 different AAS Strum GS riffs from this set
(I donât remember if I used exactly the riffs the red lines point to)
and here is the result Pop Arp 3 115-bpm B.mid (3.8 KB)
set AAS Strum GS to receive chords from Ezkeys
This way AAS Strum GS follows Ezkeys automatically, but sometimes the arpeggio is wrong or stops, likely because AAS Strum GS is unable to recognize certain odd chords, and I am usually unwilling to edit anything

then I added EzBass (fed by the Ezkeys MIDI) and EzDrummer