Chord Progression Generator

[boowho]

Check out this online-only tool if you haven't already seen it:     Guets are not allowed to view links. In order to access the links, please Register or Login

A year ago I saw Windows program that looked VERY similar to what One Motion does online.

However, I'm now unable to locate that program....  Can not even remember it's name.

If anyone happens to know of such a Windows program, please let me know.  As I said it was/is almost identical to this online  version.

Thanks

Boowho??

[Brian 007]

Hi Boowho,

That a very handy little program for experimenting with Choir Progressions

All the best,  Brian007

[GeirH]

A year ago I saw Windows program that looked VERY similar to what One Motion does online.

Could that be the Guets are not allowed to view links. In order to access the links, please Register or Login VST? The layout certainly isn't without similarities. I haven't actually used it much myself, but I've heard a lot of nice things about it.

Geir

[boowho]

Thanks Guys....  I'll check out Scaler2.


Boowho??

[JohnS (Ugawoga)]

hi

Get Kenneth Baker Chord chart book. much easier to learn and play chords.
These thing are for the EDM wind up toy merchants

[GeirH]

These thing are for the EDM wind up toy merchants

I get your point, and I'm not here to advertise for anything, but I'd like to mention that even classically trained musicians use software like this (think of anything from songwriting to teaching). Like any tool, it's mostly limited by preconceptions. 

Geir