Guitar Chord Matcher

Thursday, April 26. 2007

Today I was trying to figure out the chords in a song (Katie Reider's awesome "Slowing Down for the Silence"). I figured out a couple chords, but was having trouble guessing some of the others. So I whipped up this little web application. You tell it a chord in your song and it will tell you all the major keys where you can find that chord. Using that knowledge, you can try the other chords in the key and see if they fit the song you're playing. I'm pretty sure Katie's song is in D major.

Enjoy!

Posted by Mike Boone in Misc at 09:57 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Slowing down for the silence is in "D" Major but it starts on a Bm7 of sorts. Its actually a D2 that I hit the A string and hammered onto the B of the A string before strumming the rest of the chord. I do the same type of hammer -on from the E to the F# before strumming the Dmaj9 (just moving the middle note down a half step--- it sounds more complex then it is. the only other weird thing I did was the G chord to a Gmaj7. if you want a chart i would be happy to send it.
by the way- my name is Jim Zartman and if you open you're "Simplicity" CD... you'll get it.

#1 Jim Zartman on 2009-05-22 05:02 (Reply)

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