Toggles between a normal neck (as if you were looking in a mirror) and a tablature neck (where the strings are arranged as in tablature notation).
Chord Companion is displaying chord names using a rock notation.
When selected, chord names are displayed using a rock notation.
Chord names are added to the clipboard image of the chord.
When selected, chord names will be added to the clipboard image of the chord.
Deletes a chord from the database in memory. Type the chord name you wish to delete in the edit field of Chord Companion and select this action.
Adds the chord currently displayed on the fretboard to the database in memory. The chord name will be added to this popup menu.
This is a chord stored in memory. Select it to display it on the fretboard.
Toggles between a right and left handed fretboard.
Displays a tuning dialogue. The tuning dialog is used to set each string窶冱 sounding note and MIDI pitch.
Reverts the fretboard to standard tuning. Standard tuning is Mi (E), Si (B), Sol (G), Re (D), La (A), Mi (E).
The fretboard is currently being displayed using six strings.
Displays the fretboard with six strings.
The fretboard is currently being displayed using five strings.
Displays the fretboard with five strings.
The fretboard is currently being displayed using four strings.
Displays the fretboard with four strings.
The Fretboard menu affects the fretboard appearance.
Plays the chord currently displayed on the fretboard.
Analyses the chord name in the edit field of Chord Companion window. The chord formation is displayed on the fretboard. The notes are displayed within the limits of the markers at the bottom of the fretboard.
Performs an analysis of the chord displayed on the fretboard. The result of the analysis is stored in the analysis popup menu of Chord Companion.
Hint: Adding a root note makes the analysis more accurate.
Toggles between automatic and manual naming of chords. The chords are currently being analysed each time an action is performed.
Toggles between automatic and manual naming of chords. The automatic naming will analyse the chord each time an action is performed.
Toggles between full chord name (shows every degree of a chord) and abbreviated chord name (tries to eliminate redundant or superfluous chord information).
Toggles chord display between the Anglo-Saxon notation (letters A to G) and the french notation (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do).
Chord Companion is displaying chord names using a classical notation.
When checked, chord names are displayed using a classical notation.
Chord Companion is displaying chord names using a jazz notation.
When checked, chord names are displayed using a jazz notation.
The Chord menu provides general commands to modify, name and play chords.
This menu creates an empty chord suitable for adding to the database. Do not confuse this action with the Clear Chord command which modifies the current chord.
This menu erases everything on the fretboard.
This menu copies the chord in the clipboard to the fretboard. The menu is disabled because the clipboard is empty.
This menu copies the chord in the clipboard to the fretboard. The chord already there is erased.
This menu copies the chord displayed on the fretboard to the clipboard. The menu is disabled because there is nothing to copy.
This menu copies the chord displayed on the fretboard to the clipboard. Holding the option key will bring a dialogue box where options concerning the cutting or copying can be selected.
This menu moves the chord displayed on the fretboard to the clipboard. The menu is disabled because there is nothing to cut.
This menu moves the chord displayed on the fretboard to the clipboard. The chord on the fretboard is erased.
This menu performs an undo of the last action. The menu is disabled because no action was performed or your last action cannot be undone.
This menu performs an undo of the last action.
The Edit menu implements clipboard operations.
This menu exits the Chord Companion application.
This menu saves the chord in memory to a file. Any fretboard's settings and user preferences are also saved.
This menu opens a chord file without closing the current document. The chords in the file are appended to the chords in the database.
This menu opens a chord file using the standard open dialogue box. The current chord file is closed.
This menu creates a new chord document. The current document is closed.
This menu is used to create, load and save chord files. The quit command is also located here.
