MySongbook is an app for collecting and viewing your chord sheets, and as its name suggests - it is a digital songbook - your songbook.
It supports showing the chord diagrams right within the chord sheet, and can display diagrams for many string instruments: Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo, or whatever custom tuning you wish! (Look at the Settings app for details)
The app supports the popular (albeit old) ChordPro format. For complete description see my website apps.sharir.org/mysongbook.
(IMPORTANT: This app is only as good and accurate as what's out there on the web. Please try to look for your favorite songs before buying, so you wouldn't be disappointed)
MAIN FEATURES:
• Finding New Chords from...
MySongbook is an app for collecting and viewing your chord sheets, and as its name suggests - it is a digital songbook - your songbook.
It supports showing the chord diagrams right within the chord sheet, and can display diagrams for many string instruments: Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo, or whatever custom tuning you wish! (Look at the Settings app for details)
The app supports the popular (albeit old) ChordPro format. For complete description see my website apps.sharir.org/mysongbook.
(IMPORTANT: This app is only as good and accurate as what's out there on the web. Please try to look for your favorite songs before buying, so you wouldn't be disappointed)
MAIN FEATURES:
• Finding New Chords from within the app using the built-in browser and search function
• Support ZIP files for automatically adding multiple ChordPro files
• Supports landscape mode for better viewing
• Auto Scrolling for playing with the song
• Chord Diagrams just by tapping on chords
• Transposing Chords
• Basic Editing & Manually Typing of song's chords
• Right-To-Left support (defined per song)
• Import/Export of your entire library in easily readable format.
How to get chords for songs into the app?
1) Built-in Browser - The best way is to use the built-in search that uses Chordie.com or Google, but you can also go to any page containing chords in the ChordPro format. When chords are detected* in a page (website or text file), the "Save Chords" button would become active.
2) Manually - You can also manually type in a chord using the "+" button at "Artists" or "Songs" tabs, and edit the chords using the ChordPro syntax (more info at my site).
3) Download Zip File - If you already have a large collection of ChordPro files, you can compress them to a zip file, upload the file to the web (webmail, website, ftp, etc.), and download the file to the app through the built-in browser, and all the chords it can find will be added (without duplicates) to the your library automatically.
