Turning a chord into a chord sequence

You can make this sequence yourself on the Note Canvas tool below. Click play to hear the music. The first chord (C major) is already there. You just need to finish off the other two chords to make up the sequence.

It's easiest to start with the last chord because the notes are the same as the first chord. Use the drop down menus in the Suggest a chord tool to suggest the chord 'C maj' (C major).

The little arrows on the left point to the notes of the C major chord.

If you click Change tool bank, you can select the Draw note tool. Try drawing in the two notes, that the arrows are pointing to, directly above the original C note (the new notes are E and G) to make the last chord.

Now do the same thing for the middle chord: use Suggest a chord to point to the notes of 'G maj' (G major) and then use Draw note to draw in the two notes above the middle note -- G. The new notes are B and D.

The next thing is to group the notes of each chord together. For each of the three chords, use the Multi-select tool to select the three notes of each chord.

Then use Group to group them together. When you group notes together, they're joined by a grey line. (You'll need to use Deselect between each grouping.)

Finally, you might notice that there is a big leap up for the middle chord, which breaks the flow of the three chords. Click Change tool bank and then select Shift group. With the Shift group tool selected, click two times on the lowest note of the middle chord and see what happens.