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Liz Coleman holds a doctorate in Physics from NUIG, and is also an excellent fiddle-player. I’ve played in most of the pubs at one point or another, and with many Sometimes I just go along to a pub session to play for fun. Start and lead a session so they can schedule a trad session at a certain timeįor their punters). Sometimes I’m one of the ‘anchor’ musicians (paid by the publican to Hope this helps you musos out there, and that you get to spend some time playing music rather than faffing as a result of reading this!įrom county Galway, and have played in sessions around Galway city for aĭecade. It’s reasonable, with a €16.99 one-off fee. It’s €3.49 for 1 month, or €26.49 / year.Ī cool little app called Calypso gets an honourable mention for category (b), as I *really* liked their page-turning system. The graphic design is not as legible or beautiful the input system is pretty ugly and clunky.

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The one advantage of OnSong over SongSheet Pro was the option to use Nashville chord notation. The runner up in category (b) was OnSong. It’s accessibly priced at €5.49 for 1 month or €49.99 for 1 year. In category (b), my favourite by far was SongSheet Pro .This app has absolutely *beautiful* graphic design, and by far the most efficient chord input system. I write out my own chord charts using Open Office and import them into this app – sorted.! In category (a), the app that I found to be the best quality and design for the least money is Music Book by Caposoft.

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pdf files, with some extra bells and whistles like bluetooth pedal sync options.ī) apps which allow the user to input and edit their own chordcharts, then view them with bluetooth pedal sync options. pdf files and allow the user to view the. One can divide chordchart viewer apps into 2 camps:Ī). So you can save a few hours, here’s my summary! I reviewed the vast majority of apps on this site: So then I had to find an app that would allow me to input chordcharts onto my iPad, view them, turn the pages with a bluetooth pedal, and ideally transpose the music too. Finally, after years of humming and hawing, I decided to go digital.

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I like to use chordcharts, and I have a filing cabinet full of ’em. So for a chord chart without lyrics of 2 bars per horizontal line, insert 5 characters per chord.) (*In Open Office, with margins as above, using font Inconsolata at font size 26, one can fit 42 characters on a line. Hope this helps, and wishing you much fun and joy with your music-making! I turn pages with a bluetooth pedal called the AirTurn PEDPro. I used to print my chordcharts, but now I export them to my iPad and view them with the app Music Book by Caposoft. Pro tip: I created a template file in the format listed above, and I just use that when I need to write out a chart. So I highlight each non-diatonic chord in red. So I write the key and levers required in the top right corner of the first page.Īlso as a lever harp player, I need to flip a lever every time I play a non-diatonic chord. If a song has long lines, I’ll put the page in landscape format to allow that.įor a section without lyrics: if you’re following the font sizes and margins recommended above, insert 5 blank spaces after each chord to have 2 bars of chords equally spaced throughout a line*.Īs a lever harp player, I need to set the key of the harp with levers before I begin to play. The relative spacing between lyrics font and chord font is really important: I use a semi-expanded spacing for the lyrics, and condensed spacing for the chords, e.g.įor lyrics: Inconsolata Semi-expanded black size 22įor chords: Inconsolata condensed bold size 22 If the song has a chorus, I make it ‘bold’. I make the font ‘black’ for added clarity. I find font size 22 optimal for reading lyrics & chords. At a pinch, for example to fit one more line of a verse on a page and thus minimise page-turns, I’ll use 1.5cm line spacing. I make the margins narrow, to make the lyrics as large as possible and the spacing as expanded as possible:Ĭorrect line spacing is vital: I use double spacing. Handy if that singer (or me) has a cold, and suddenly all songs need to be brought down a step…!įor legibility of the chords and to imply rhythm, it’s really helpful to use a monospaced font – a font where all the letters and digits take up the same amount of horizontal space.

I use Open Office to write out my chordcharts, because that way I can use an amazing (free!) plugin called ChordTransposer that will transpose the chart to whatever key I wish in less than 1 second. Here’s a couple of tips I’ve learnt over the years which make my chordcharts as legible and efficient as possible.