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OpenSong
Lyric projection and chord charts for church musicians
OpenSong is a free software application for managing chords and lyrics sheets (lead sheets), presenting lyrics (and custom slides) using a projector, and much more! Great for worship leaders and musicians! -
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OpenChords
A digital songbook for guitarists and other musicians
OpenChords is an alternative to traditionally printed chord songbooks. If you hate filing music away after a practice or gig... this is for you. If you struggle to find your songs because you cannot remember the name of the song... this is also for you. If you wished you could just change the key of the song in the middle of a live performance... you have come to the right place. If you find any bugs or have some suggestions, feel free to email me at open.chords.app@gmail.com.... -
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A PHP Class which can draw guitar chords, or any other string instruments for that matter. It makes heavy use of the GD2 image library to build good looking chord diagrams in very few lines of code.
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Application for managing guitar chords, lyrics, sheet music. Ability to transpose chords, tempo indicator, play lists, etc. Written to get rid of paper music forever!
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XML-based language for the notation of song structure, lyrics, chords and tabs, intended to serve as a future standard notation (replacing ASCII tabs and binary formats). Features pattern-based notation, multiple instrument support and display of chords.
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