I have worked on My modular today and try som stuff but How do i control chord progression on tides, so i can get a specific chord at a specific time, i have only mutable instrument modules.
Its advanced for me.
You really need a sequencer! Stages could do it, but there are much less expensive options 
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Nice i have stages how had you patched?
Well you need a sequence into v/oct and then another sequence from stages (orange mode) into the shift cv input. This way the chord can change with the note cv.
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Nice thx for the tip, hope MI Will do a superior seq 
, Will check for one otherwise:) or buy one more stages.
The voltage block by malekko is a really useful sequencer for these kinds of applications
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Dame you naled it DonKartofflo voltageblock is really something i really consider buying for my ecosystem, good that you mentioned it because it makes me consider the purchase even more. Thx for input mate :)
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If you own Frames…it could do the trick. It has four programmable outputs…
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No frames:(
I do actually use frames for that a lot, especially taking the first output through a quantizer of sorts and using the two remaining cvs to modulate the waveshapes.
Ive always wanted a little expander for frames that lets me assign keyframe positions to certain notes on a scale. Sadly this isnt currently possible with just the cv input as it isnt sensitive enough for eg semitone increments and i cant seem to come up with a way to patch that function from scratch
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It’s only four steps so perhaps a little limited, but couldn’t the mini sequencer mode in peaks be used?
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You can have up to 20 frames so that would be 20 steps as a sequencer and four channels worth of sequencing.