Chord Analyser
7.6#2 in chord finder software$3.49 one-timeFree planAndroidiOS
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| Fact | Chord Analyser | chords·lol |
|---|---|---|
| Chord library | The app recognizes over 3,500 chords and provides a chord dictionary with algorithmically computed positions. | Its chord index covers 360 chords across 30 qualities and twelve roots, with notes, intervals, keys, and playable diagrams. |
| Maker | Google Play identifies the developer as Nicolas Foudral and lists an address in Marseille, France. | The About page identifies Jake Dahn as the builder of this one person publishing project. |
| Purpose | Chord Analyser identifies chords from notes entered on a piano keyboard or fretboard and shows playable positions for a selected chord. | chords·lol is a music education platform with interactive chord references, printable PDF charts, and music theory guides. |
| Support | The maker says the apps are made by one person and provides [email protected] for support contact. | The maker invites users to report mistakes or request features through GitHub. |
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Pick Chord Analyser if…
It suits musicians who want to identify chords and find playable positions, or build charts for practice and performance. Learners, composers, and performers working across instruments are among its intended users.
Pick chords·lol if…
It suits learners and reference users looking up chord shapes, scales, keys, or progressions across several instruments. Teachers and students can also use its printable charts and permitted classroom downloads.