A couple other things to know…while the UI will let you select all single notes (A) captured during an audio or MIDI detection, you won’t be able to do anything other than delete them.
One interesting thing with using chords from a detection to populate the pad is that you can quickly explore various voicings and patterns used w/in the Perform modes and then feed those back into Scaler.
I have a longer post somewhere, but if interested here is a quick workflow:
Select a scale from Scales, Songs or Artist
Select a Perform mode
Turn on Midi Capture
Hit Play
When complete, stop midi capture
Now drag the midi capture outside the Scaler UI and then back onto Scaler and drop.
This will trigger a midi detect and you will have a bunch of chords in Section A
Select all and send to new pattern with a right click
This will create multiple patterns with all the detected chords.
Lasso all the left hand side pattern buttons to bind across your keyboard and now you have up to 56 keys mapped to chords.
The selection of the initial scale and perform mode will dictate the content of the Chords . Some will be duplicates or subtle voicing variations but some will be much more unexpected and interesting. Play with voice grouping and humanize settings to stumble onto all kinds of other interesting combinations.