What's new in ChordAid 2.5
Mar 12, 2016
- It is now possible to change the chord name font and distance to chart when dragging and dropping to other applications.
New in ChordAid 2.3 (Mar 2, 2016)
- Added an option to include the chord name with the diagram when dragging and dropping into other apps.
New in ChordAid 2.1 (Jul 31, 2015)
- This major update includes a reverse chord finder with support for capo and lefty players
- Save and load chord sequences
- Added more tunings
New in ChordAid 1.21 (Apr 2, 2015)
- Updated for OS X Yosemite
- ChordAid is the new name for AltiChord
New in ChordAid 1.19d (Aug 19, 2014)
- Added support for capo
- New option to show either intervals or notes below the chord shapes
- New option to show interval qualities using either letters (M, m, D, A) or flat and sharp signs
- Added guitalele to the predefined instruments
New in ChordAid 1.17 (May 19, 2014)
- Full screen mode support.
- Performance improvements.
- Option to chose the highest note (melodic position) of the chords.
New in ChordAid 1.9 (Aug 30, 2013)
- Corrected the Default and Strict chord presets to allow tones in triads to repeat twice
New in ChordAid 1.7 (Aug 22, 2013)
- Support for copying of shapes to clipboard and drag-and-drop to other applications
- Popup for selecting the bass note/inversion
- New song transpose feature
- Option to select how many times a tone may repeat in a shape (in chord presets)
- Additional chord presets
New in ChordAid 1.5 (Jul 19, 2013)
- The chord lookup engine has been greatly improved:
- You can choose which intervals can be excluded from a shape and how many of them simultaneously. For example, you can configure the application to exclude fifth or seventh note when showing eleventh chords.
- Each chord category (triad, seventh, etc.) can have its own settings.
- Added options to limit the number of muted and open strings in a shape.
- The chord structure is shown next to the chord names, some more chords were added.
- The note names under the charts have been sometimes wrongly named, e.g. showing Db instead of C#. Now the note role is taken into account when choosing the accidentals.
New in ChordAid 1.3 (May 7, 2013)
- Support for slash chords (Cm/G)
- Different chord playback styles
- Support for left handed players
- Possibility to see individual shapes in tablature notation
- Auto-completion improvements