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Casio Releases iOS App That Helps Users to Create Chord Charts for Their Favorite Songs

In addition, Chordana Viewer 2.0 lets users adjust the barline position in the musical measure when detection should take place, so that the app can accommodate more diverse music.
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In addition, Chordana Viewer 2.0 lets users adjust the barline position in the musical measure when detection should take place, so that the app can accommodate more diverse music.

The new version can automatically detect musical chord progressions in audio files and then display them on the screen as a chord chart. Moreover, if the user wishes to change the musical key, the chords change accordingly. In addition to automatic detection of chords, the user can also set the barline position in the musical measure when detection should take place.

The chord charts automatically created by the app can be edited to suit the preferences of users. The chord charts can also be printed, and shared with other people who use the app via email.  

While displaying chord progressions, the app shows the piano or guitar fingering for the chord on the screen. By playing along on one of these musical instruments, users can feel as if they are performing together with their favorite musicians.

The app can connect to any MIDI-compatible musical instrument. If the app is connected to one of the key lighting keyboards from Casio, the app guides the user by lighting the keys to play according to the chords and root tone.  

Users can choose from four virtual instrument sounds shown on the screen to accompany music, and even record a performance during the accompaniment. The balance between vocals and accompaniment can be adjusted during playback.  

Contact:

Akifumi Ichikawa
Public Relations Department
Casio Computer Co., Ltd.
Tel: +81-3-5334-4830
e-mail: pr@casio.co.jp

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