What's new in ChordMate 3.1.4
Jan 16, 2017
- ignore accidental micro drags when editing chord diagrams.
New in ChordMate 3.1.3 (Jun 27, 2016)
New in ChordMate 3.1.2 (Oct 27, 2015)
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
New in ChordMate 3.1.1 (Jun 26, 2015)
- new app icon
- bug fixes and performance improvements
New in ChordMate 3.1 (May 4, 2015)
- chord progression playback (to play part of a chord progression, select it as you would select regular text)
- minor UI improvements
New in ChordMate 2.4.4 (Nov 7, 2014)
- compatibility with OS X Yosemite
- bug fixes
New in ChordMate 2.4.2 (Dec 10, 2013)
- Drag and drop or copy / paste into Songs, our new song sheet editor.
New in ChordMate 2.4.1 (Apr 23, 2013)
- UI improvements and bug fixes
New in ChordMate 2.4 (Apr 4, 2013)
- Added a way to copy the whole chord progression into the clipboard (right click on any diagram in the chord progression and select "Copy All As…")
- Added localization for German, French, and Spanish
- UI improvements and bug fixes
New in ChordMate 2.3.2 (Feb 1, 2013)
- Added a rule for movable chord shapes
- Fixed support for nested rules (press Option before clicking on + to add a compound rule)
New in ChordMate 2.3.1 (Dec 14, 2012)
- added support for printing chord progressions
- improved chord playback
- added support for retina display
- sandboxing
- bug fix in chord playback in 10.7.
New in ChordMate 2.3 (Nov 27, 2012)
- added support for printing chord progressions
- improved chord playback
- added support for retina display
- sandboxing
New in ChordMate 2.2.1 (Apr 17, 2012)
- added support for user-defined alternate tunings
- bug fixes and performance improvements
New in ChordMate 2.2 (Oct 21, 2011)
- Chord Search:
- added auto-suggested fingerings and chord spellings
- added support for open chords that have notes on higher frets
- added support for chords that use up to 6 frets above capo (the default is 4)
- added support for guitars with 19 and 24 frets (the default is 12)
- improved the order of chords in all 3 modes (by quality, by ease of play, and by fret)
- Diagrams:
- added support for diagrams that use up to 6 frets
- added auto-suggested fingerings for custom diagrams
- added auto-suggested chord spellings in custom diagrams
- (based on the chord name, auto-suggested or not)
- added support for fret numbers as roman numerals (the default is regular numbers)
- added support to include your own fingering and chord spelling in custom diagrams
- right click to save any diagram as an image or a pdf file
- right click to save a chord progression as a sequence of image or pdf files.
- added support for more sizes of exported diagrams
- significantly improved the print quality of diagrams that are exported as PDFs
- Command-Shift-click to play a single note on any diagram
- General:
- performance improvements
- reduced memory usage
New in ChordMate 2.1 (Apr 15, 2011)
- Autocomplete for chord search:
- Suggests chords
- Shows chord symbols, notes, and formulas
- Custom diagrams:
- Convenient mouse-based interface
- Also supports text input for fret numbers
- Suggests names for user-created diagrams
- Play individual notes on the custom diagrams
- Drag-and-drop custom diagrams into chord progressions
- Drag-and-drop custom diagrams into other programs
- Modify existing chords by dragging them into custom diagram window
- Custom filters:
- Added filter for top note and bass note
- Save custom filters
- Chord symbol lookup:
- Dictionary for chord names, notes, formulas, and symbols
- Search for chords with specific notes or scale degrees
- Include/exclude enharmonic notes
New in ChordMate 2.0.2 (Feb 18, 2011)
- Fixed support for slash chords
- added "All Chords" filter
- fixed an issue with single chord playback
New in ChordMate 1.5.0 (Jun 26, 2009)
- Added support for many chord types and chord names.
New in ChordMate 1.4.4 (Jan 26, 2009)
New in ChordMate 1.4.3 (Jan 23, 2009)
- Added support for Major7 #11 chords.
- Adjusted colors.
New in ChordMate 1.4.1 (Oct 14, 2008)
- Added support for tiny diagrams.
- Added support for labels in custom diagrams.
New in ChordMate 1.4 (Aug 29, 2008)
- Added basic support for guitar instruments with less than 6 strings. (You can now set a rule to ignore a particular string.)
- Added support for custom sound. You can play chords using instruments other than the guitar (Guitar -> Custom Sound).
- Improved the guitar sound.
New in ChordMate 1.3.1 (Jul 16, 2008)
- Added basic support for guitar instruments with less than 6 strings. (You can now set a rule to ignore a particular string.)
- Added support for custom sound. You can play chords using instruments other than the guitar (Guitar -> Custom Sound).
- Improved the guitar sound.
New in ChordMate 1.3 (Jul 3, 2008)
- You can now build chord progressions inside ChordMate. There is a chord progression window, and you can just drag and drop chords into it. You can also play the entire chord progression.
- Drag and drop chord diagrams into any application. If that application supports images, you will get an image, if not it will be the text representation of the chord.
- Keyboard navigation. You can use cursor keys to move from one chord to the next and space bar to play the selected chord.
New in ChordMate 1.2.1 (Mar 24, 2008)
- New Look. Many customers requested vertical chord diagrams and diagrams for left-handed
- guitars. ChordMate now supports both.
- Copy/Paste Chord Diagrams. You can create chord charts, mail interesting chord voicings to your friends, and
- annotate your favorite songs.
- Capo. You can tell ChordMate to place a capo on any fret.
- Alternate Tunings. Players who do not use the standard EADGBE tuning can tune ChordMate to match their guitar.
- Support for Leopard