QwikChord was developed and improved over the years from feedback from thousands of users who have written in with requests and suggestions, and we are just as committed today to our customers as we have always been.
One of the things we hear often when people write is “I didn’t expect a response so quickly!”
We endeavor to answer every email personally. We believe that if someone feels that it is important enough to take time out of their day to write us with a comment, suggestion, or tip, the it is equally important to us to acknowledge that. It is this core relationship and dedication to our users that has driven this product as far as it has solely by word of mouth.
FEATURES
- Chord engine automatically determines chord names based on fingering
- Chord engine automatically calculates notes and displays them under each string
- Support for unlimited custom tuning
- Can create diagrams for instruments between 4 and 7 strings
- Optionally highlight the root notes in a chord in different colors
- User can override chord names with custom text
- User can override note names and use area under the diagram for interval notation or fingering number
- Ability to copy (Ctrl-C) from QwikChord and paste (Ctrl-V) into most applications that accepts images
- Ability to specify size of chord diagram graphic
- Easy to use “Favorites” area allows user to work with several chords with ease
- Export chord diagrams as JPG, BMP, or PNG graphics of any size.
- Exports native QwikChord QC3 files to share with other QwikChord users.
- All versions of QwikChord (Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux) can share QC3 files.
- Chord Definition Editor allows user to edit the database of chord names
- Decoration Toolbar allows for symbols and text to be placed on the diagram. Can create “Ted Greene” diagrams!
SAMPLE GRAPHICS
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QWIKCHORD TV: VIDEO DEMONSTRATIONS OF QWIKCHORD IN ACTION
Video Demo #1
This clip shows the basic operation of QwikChord, and how the Editor and Favorites area work.
Video Demo #2
The second video in this series demonstrates the options available when saving chord graphics, and explains how customs tunings work.
Video Demo #3
This video explains the Options pages in QwikChord, the key to creating diagrams that look the way you want them to.
Video Demo #4
For users interested in creating Scale diagrams instead of chord diagrams, this video shows how QwikChord works as a Scale Diagram editor.
Video Demo #5
QwikChord allows users to edit the chord database, and this video walks the user through the process.
Video Demo #6
One of the coolest and newest features is the Decoration Toolbar, which allows a wide variety of symbols and text to be put on the diagram. This video shows how it all works.