Chord
Lookup - Finding Known Chords
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Over three
hundred pre-defined interval, chord and scale formulas offer
an outstanding base
for looking up chords and their variations. When combined with
the ability to choose any root, added bass note, options for
no root, no 3rd, no 5th, and custom formulas; you can virtually
lookup any chord imaginable!
Looking up a chord is quick
and easy. In ChordAlchemy's Chord
Lookup Area, just
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Choose
a root, and
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Choose
a chord symbol from the Chord List -
you're done!
The Chord
List can be limited to subsets of chords by checking one or
more of the Chord
List Filters - Major, minor, Dominant, etc. When checked,
only these chord types are displayed.
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Easy-to-use drop down lists for
choosing the Root, Chord type and Add Bass note. |
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Intelligent Chord List based
on user modes (Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced) and Chord
List filters (Major, minor, Dominant, etc.). |
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Chord Diagrams are automatically
generated to reflect your selections. |
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chordAlchemy's DynamicFormulaBar shows
the notes and intervals for the current formula lookup. The DynamicFormulaBar differentiates
the display of tonalessentials and non-essential
notes for all formulas. |
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chordAlchemy's Advanced
Chord Theory Engine incoporates tonalessentials to
maintain tonal integrity to ensure the maximum coverage of chord
diagrams without watering-down the tonal characteristics of the
chord. |
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Displays commonly used symbols
as well as the full chord name. |
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Play the formula to hear
its fundamental tonal quality. |
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