User Guide

Chapter 14: Reference
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Cdim,
(Dominant 7th chords )
C7,7+, C9+, C13+, C13, C7b13, C7#11, C13#11, C7#11b13, C9,
C9b13, C9#11, C13#11, C9#11b13, C7b9, C13b9, C7b9b13, C7b9#11,
C13b9#11, C7b9#11b13, C7#9, C13#9, C7#9b13, C9#11, C13#9#11, C7#9#11b13,
C7b5, C13b5, C7b5b13, C9b5, C9b5b13, C7b5b9, C13b5b9, C7b5b9b13,
C7b5#9, C13b5#9, C7b5#9b13, C7#5, C13#5, C7#5#11, C13#5#11, C9#5,
C9#5#11, C7#5b9, C13#5b9, C7#5b9#11, C13#5b9#11, C7#5#9, C13#5#9#11,
C7#5#9#11, C13#5#9#11
( suspended 4 chords )
Csus,C7sus,C9sus,
C13sus, C7susb13, C7sus#11, C13sus#11, C7sus#11b13,
C9susb13, C9sus#11, C13sus#11, C9sus#11b13, C7susb9, C13susb9,
C7susb9b13, C7susb9#11,
C13susb9#11, C7susb9#11b13, C7sus#9, C13sus#9, C7sus#9b13, C9sus#11,
C13sus#9#11, C7sus#9#11b13,
C7susb5, C13susb5, C7susb5b13, C9susb5, C9susb5b13, C7susb5b9,
C13susb5b9, C7susb5b9b13, C7susb5#9, C13susb5#9, C7susb5#9b13,
C7sus#5, C13sus#5,
C7sus#5#11, C13sus#5#11, C9sus#5,
C9sus#5#11, C7sus#5b9, C13sus#5b9,
C7sus#5b9#11, C13sus#5b9#11, C7sus#5#9, C13sus#5#9#11, C7sus#5#9#11,
C13sus#5#9#11,
Notes about entering chords:
- It is not necessary to type upper or lower case. The program will sort this out for you.
- Any chord may be entered with an alternate root (“Slash Chord”) e.g.: C7/E = C7 with
E bass
- Separate chords with commas to enter 2 chords in a 2 beat cell e.g.: Dm7,G7
New chords added:
C5b: This is C flat 5. It is spelled this way to avoid confusion. C2 C5 C4 C69 C7alt
Cm7#5
C-7: You can now type C-7 for Cm7 (i.e. use the minus sign) or C7-9 for C7b9
Chord Shortcut Keys: Speed up chord entry with these shortcut keys.
- J = Maj7 (To type CMaj7, just type CJ. It will be entered as CMaj7.)
- H = m7b5 (H stands for Half diminished)
- D =dim
- S =Sus