Is anything really made up of zeros and ones? How about a Ten Dollar Bill? Or a 100 Dollar Bill? Just put the 1 first....
2 2009-08-28 22:24:02
Re: Info on how to make my own songbook (7 replies, posted in About Chordie)
Thanks for your input - that edit button would have been sooo much easier. Right now I copy then paste the whole song in an e-mail to myself, change the font, insert more lines to type the chords. Time consuming but I still didn't know how to convert to the Chopro format. Thanks again for getting back to me so soon.
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3 2009-08-27 23:06:06
Topic: Info on how to make my own songbook (7 replies, posted in About Chordie)
I'm an acoustic guitar player from way back and have used Chordie to get lyrics and chords to my favorite songs. Being on dial-up (stinks) I've printed them all out, then rewrote the chords on a lot of them by hand. Hey, I'm 54 now (no, can't be)
It's a lot easier for me when the whole song (verses and each chorus, bridge etc) has the chords above them. I'm just wondering how to make my own songbook with my changes (which I think people will LIKE) without putting existing songs from Chordie in my online songbook then having to retype each chord again from my book.
My real songbook is so heavy I can hardly carry it. Do you have a fax machine? LOL I've got everything from the Beatles (of course my fav) to Nickelback, Blackhawk, The Drifters, Tom Jones, Rod Stewart, Otis Redding, Mamas and the Papas, Brad Paisley, Tom Petty, Journey, Restless Heart, Billy Joel, Carpenters, CCR, Bread, Badfinger, Steve Miller, Everly Brothers, OK....I'm not even half way through the book.
Any ideas on an easy way to do this?