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Chord ToolsSIDEBAR: Start-Playing-Guitar.com was redesigned and re-launched on November 28, 2007. As a result, this page was merged into other content. Click here to visit the new Home Page, then look at the navigation bar on the left side of the page for all of the lessons. When I need help with chords, I use one or more of these great chord tools. Note: These links open in a new window. JGuitar.com - The best products, the best tools, the best web-sites do one thing and do it really well. Such is the case with JGuitar.com. If you need to look up a chord form and alternative forms; if you want to look up scales; if you want to know the name of a chord; or if you want to have chord forms automatically created for you from a TAB web page, JGuitar.com is the right destination. Guitar Chord Finder is another web-site for learning new chords, but with a different approach to their search and display methods. My favorite page is the Transpose page. Type in any series of chords from a song, select a new key, and your new chords are automatically generated. Don't like those? Try another key! There is also a neat Capo/Transpose Chart showing where to put your capo to quickly change the key of a song. Really Big ASCII Chord Chart - For those of you who want to print out and carry a chord reference list with you, you'd be hard pressed to find a more exhaustive list than here. All the chords are shown as fretted-TAB (explained at the top of the page) along with the primary notes of the chord and the triad used to form the chord. |