| Support
of a powerful chord databank |
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the chord type constitution is acknowledged by the program,
making it 'intelligent'; |
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each chord admits several different constructions in the
guitar fretboard (fingerings); |
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the catalogue can be expanded for both chord types and
fingerings; |
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fingerings can be easily identified, analyzed and built,
for a given chord; |
| Fast
and safe document edition |
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easy to use, compared to notation programs (complex) and
text editors (limited); |
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internal musical knowledge prevents most mistakes
and errors in chord notation; |
| Compatibility
with text documents |
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import documents from Internet pages or text files (and
export in the same format); |
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the text conversion rules establish a useful standard for
text file exchange; |
| Organization
and good presentation |
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great flexibility and quality for presenting and printing
documents; |
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graphical schemes of chord fingerings can be selectively
included; |
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documents can be recovered by title/author (forget all
filenames); |
| Musically
rich documents |
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specific and multiple fingerings can be chosen for each
chord; |
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chords and fingerings can be heard and examined in detail;
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extremely easy transposition of songs; |
| Convenient
document exchange |
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even rich, saved document are quite small (and
accept file compression); |
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free Decifra version for visualizing and printing
documents; |
