Topic: Chord variations

Is it just me or are we unable to choose a chord variation anymore to replace a chord image ?

Re: Chord variations

jen72 wrote:

Is it just me or are we unable to choose a chord variation anymore to replace a chord image ?

Good morning  and welcome to the forums jen72.  I had asked that question last week,  I'm hoping that it's just a glitch in the new system and that we have'nt lost that feature. I use alternate chords often as they can give a slightly different voicing to the chord. Sometimes it's just plain easier on these old arthritic fingers.

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Re: Chord variations

mine is still working.

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Re: Chord variations

Yep.

I can still get all the variations

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Re: Chord variations

You should be able to SEE the different variations by clicking on the Chord in question.  This doesn't replace it in the song file though when you print it out or save it in your songbook.  When in an open song, click on the chord you'd like to see alternate variations of, it should open up the resources page with just that chord.  You'll need to hit the browsers back button to go back to the song (as the link on that page will take you to the WHOLE big list of alternate chords). 

If clicking the chord chart doesn't pull that page up, this could be a matter of Java needing updated (or a few other things).  Let me know how you make out.

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Re: Chord variations

Thanks so much for your feedback - yes, just to be clear, I can SEE the variations but can no longer replace the ones that show by default on the song page itself.
Yes, hopefully it is sorted out soon, I too use variations often.

Re: Chord variations

Hi Jen72,

I do not ever remember being able to change the chord grids other than within the chordpro formatting. Like so:

{chord:[name] E A D G B e [barre fret]}

Example:
{chord: G 1 3 3 2 1 3} this would show an F shaped chord with a 3 to indicate 3rd fret so a barred G chord http://www.chordie.com//ramimages/i0/Gchord_133211_3.png


The red shown part would have to be written after the title and sub-title but before the intro chords in the song.

Roger

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Hi Roger,

You used to be able to go the variations, choose the one that suits you, click it, and it would revert to the song you are on, with your chosen variation of the chord in place of the default. I used this feature often and am missing it!

Jen

Re: Chord variations

jen72 wrote:

Hi Roger,

You used to be able to go the variations, choose the one that suits you, click it, and it would revert to the song you are on, with your chosen variation of the chord in place of the default. I used this feature often and am missing it!

Jen

Ditto!  I miss that feature too.

Live in the "now" - a contentment of the moment - the past is gone - the future doesn't exist - all we ever really have is now and it's always "now".

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I have reported this for you, hopefully it will be reinstated.

Roger

"Do, or do not; there is no try"

Re: Chord variations

Roger Guppy wrote:

I have reported this for you, hopefully it will be reinstated.

Roger

The chord variation feature is back,  thank you for reporting the problem Roger. I'm sure jen72 is as happy as I am that it's been reinstated.

Live in the "now" - a contentment of the moment - the past is gone - the future doesn't exist - all we ever really have is now and it's always "now".

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Woo hoo! Sure am!! Thanks so much everyone, happy playing! smile