All That Chords 3.1

• License:

  Free to try; $5.00 to buy

• Editor's Rating:

  4.0 stars

• Average User Rating:

  4.5 stars (out of 4 votes) Rate it!

• Downloads:

  14,926

• Operating Systems:

  Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98

• Additional Requirements:

  Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP

• Limitations:

  30-use trial

• Date Added:

  April 19, 2006

• Previous Versions:

  Select a version All That Chords! 3.0 All That Chords 2.31e

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Publisher's description of All That Chords

From olivier gortais:

Visualize how to make a piano chord on the virtual keyboard. Select the chord you want (From Cm to Bb7(b5)add13...all are here) it will show you the way to play it. You can also draw the notes on the virtual keyboard, or play your MIDI keyboard, it will tell you what chord it is. Scales (major, Dorian, blues) can be visualized on the keyboard A Chord sequencer is also available to play your patterns. Version 3.1 has chord sequencer, scales.

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Editor's review of All That Chords

• 4.0 stars

• "All That Chords"

• Reviewed by: CNET Staff
• Version reviewed: All That Chords 3.1

No matter what kind of piano chord you need to learn, chances are this free program can lead the way. Using All That Chords's unlovely but largely intuitive interface, you simply select the root note from one pane, then choose the actual chord type--such as major, minor, augmented, or diminished--from another. A glance at the keyboard near the top of the main window shows exactly what notes comprise the chord, and you can switch it to a higher or lower interval. You can have the program play the chord normally or as an ascending or descending arpeggio. We like the scoring feature, which shows all notes in the chord individually laid out on a musical staff; our only complaint is there's no way to see exactly how the chord would look on a piece of sheet music. The chord-analysis feature, which functions like a reverse-lookup tool, is another informative addition. While it won't really help beginners get on their feet, more experienced pianists looking for a chord-finding utility will find All That Chords more than sufficient.

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• 5 stars

  Version: All That Chords 3.1

  "gh"

  by fatty770 on August 2, 2007

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• 4 stars

  Version: All That Chords 3.1

  "This software is a must-have"

  by PhilPhil92 on September 11, 2006

  Pros: All possible chords can be displayed, scales can be played,analysis of chords,MIDI file export facility

  Cons: Missing print capability, chords pattern interface has to be enhanced

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• 5 stars

  Version: All That Chords 3.1

  "it's awesome"

  by marcel799 on May 25, 2009

  Pros: all the information you can get from it

  Cons: the layout

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