Chord reference and chord finder for guitar, bass, banjo, ukulele, mandolin and bouzouki. Supports standard and alternate tunings and includes more than forty-five chord types: both simple and complicated ones used in jazz music, including slash chords.
You can display, compare and practice several different chords at once. They may be the chords of a song or different variations of the same chord.
You can adjust the complexity of the chord shapes shown according to your skill. In addition to the usual chord shapes, ChordAid lets you choose among more difficult chord shapes with two barres and big stretching between fingers.
Several strumming options or finger-picking style are available.
Supports left handed players.
You can translate chords from one instrument to another.
You can mark individual chord shapes as favorites. Then you can switch to a display mode that shows you favorite shapes only. In this way you can build a chord library of your own.
In a "Reverse Chord Finder" mode, you can select a few notes on the fretboard and the app will show you the names of the chords that match. You can then add the chord to the chord list and the app will show other fingerings.
Here is a list of the currently supported instruments and tunings:
• Guitar 6 strings
- Standard
- Open C, D, G, A, B, E, C#, D minor, G minor
- Modal D, G
- Drop C, D, B
- Tenor (Mandola)
• Bass guitar 4 strings
- Standard
- Drop C, D
• Bass guitar 5 strings
- Standard
- Tenor
• Ukulele
- Concert, Concert low G
- D
- Canadian
- Baritone
- Bass
• Mandolin
- Standard
- Mandola
• Bouzouki
- Three, four courses
- Irish
- Octave mandolin
- Open D, G
• Guitalele
• Banjo 5 strings
- Open G, D, A
- Drop C, Double C, Old time D, Sawmill
• Banjo 4 strings
- Standard(CGDA), Celtic, Chicago, Plectrum
• Waldzither
Please visit our support page if you have questions about using the application or if you have any issues.
Drop us a line if you do not see your favourite feature or if you have suggestions for improvement.
Follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook to get notified for new releases and updates.
http://emsi.eu/chord-aid
https://www.facebook.com/chordaid
https://twitter.com/altichord
Happy playing!
You can display, compare and practice several different chords at once. They may be the chords of a song or different variations of the same chord.
You can adjust the complexity of the chord shapes shown according to your skill. In addition to the usual chord shapes, ChordAid lets you choose among more difficult chord shapes with two barres and big stretching between fingers.
Several strumming options or finger-picking style are available.
Supports left handed players.
You can translate chords from one instrument to another.
You can mark individual chord shapes as favorites. Then you can switch to a display mode that shows you favorite shapes only. In this way you can build a chord library of your own.
In a "Reverse Chord Finder" mode, you can select a few notes on the fretboard and the app will show you the names of the chords that match. You can then add the chord to the chord list and the app will show other fingerings.
Here is a list of the currently supported instruments and tunings:
• Guitar 6 strings
- Standard
- Open C, D, G, A, B, E, C#, D minor, G minor
- Modal D, G
- Drop C, D, B
- Tenor (Mandola)
• Bass guitar 4 strings
- Standard
- Drop C, D
• Bass guitar 5 strings
- Standard
- Tenor
• Ukulele
- Concert, Concert low G
- D
- Canadian
- Baritone
- Bass
• Mandolin
- Standard
- Mandola
• Bouzouki
- Three, four courses
- Irish
- Octave mandolin
- Open D, G
• Guitalele
• Banjo 5 strings
- Open G, D, A
- Drop C, Double C, Old time D, Sawmill
• Banjo 4 strings
- Standard(CGDA), Celtic, Chicago, Plectrum
• Waldzither
Please visit our support page if you have questions about using the application or if you have any issues.
Drop us a line if you do not see your favourite feature or if you have suggestions for improvement.
Follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook to get notified for new releases and updates.
http://emsi.eu/chord-aid
https://www.facebook.com/chordaid
https://twitter.com/altichord
Happy playing!
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