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ChordSmith
Chordpro editor that can display, transpose and print song sheets.
ChordSmith is a chordpro editor that can display, transpose and print song sheets containing chords and lyrics. It can also edit and convert song sheet formats (including Harmonica tabs) between chordpro format (chords in square brackets in line with lyrics) and two-line format (chords above lyrics). You can find many free sources of song sheets in both formats on the Internet. -
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This project has moved to https://github.com/workinghard/GuitarTeX2 GuitarTeX2 is based on the idea of Chord. It takes a Chord file containing Chordpro directives to produce good-looking and easy-to-play song sheets for guitarists in PostScript or PDF format. GuitarTeX2 is a further development of GuitarTeX.
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GlabUke creates ukulele tabs and transposes it easily. It also offers a algorithm that finds the easiest transposition. Guk files can be exported as PDF for quality printing. Other features are planned for the future, such as addings lyrics.
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Java version of the Chord (a.k.a. ChordPro) program for guitar player music sheet formatting. By the authors of the 1991 version of chord (version 3.5.1)
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