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Tool Version: 2.1
Tool Type: Shareware
Tool Cost In: 19.99 US$
Tool Target Platform: OS X
Tool OS Support: Mac OS X
Limitations: The trial is limited to few chords in category and to instruments in standard tuning. The reverse chord finder will not show the chord names found.
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Short Description: Chord reference application for stringed instruments like guitar, ukulele, mandolin, or bouzouki. Supports standard and custom tunings. Includes reverse chord finder.
Long Description 1: ChordAid is a chord dictionary and chord finder application. It supports various stringed instruments like guitar, ukulele, mandolin or bouzouki in standard or custom tunings. It supports more than forty-five chord types including slash chords (Cm/G). In addition to the usual chord shapes, it lets you choose among more difficult ones having two barres and big stretching between the fingers. The shapes can be transferred to other applications.
Long Description 2: ChordAid is a chord dictionary and chord reference application. It supports various stringed instruments like guitar, ukulele, mandolin or bouzouki.
ChordAid supports more than forty-five chord types. Among them are both simple chords and complicated ones used in jazz music, including slash chords (Cm/G).
ChordAid uses sophisticated algorithms to produce the chord charts, which allows it to work well with instruments in standard or custom tuning.
In addition to the usual chord shapes, ChordAid lets you choose among more difficult ones having two barres and big stretching between the fingers.
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 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.
You can drag and drop chord shapes to other applications. The shapes can be transferred as a resolution independent PDF or as a bitmap.
Using ChordAid you can also find the possible names of a chord by selecting the frets you have played on a virtual fretboard.
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