Free Download Songbook With Guitar Chords EXCLUSIVE

I'm wondering if there is a better way to manage our music, since I have to start from scratch. I really love the print style from ultimate-guitar that shows the exact chords for the song ( and the strumming structure is nice too ).

SongBook runs on all Palm Powered handhelds with at least Palm OS 3.0. When you run the setup, the SongBook application and the default guitar chord library, together with a sample song, Greensleeves, are automatically installed. Chord libraries for other instruments like ukulele (in D and C tuning) and Mandolin are available on our download page. You can install chord libraries with the standard Palm install tool (usually just double-click it in Explorer). If you upgrade from a previous SongBook version, just install over the old version. This way, songs entered in the previous version will be preserved. Note that when you install an updated chord database all changes you've made to the original chord database of this instrument will be lost. The SongBook application can be moved into Flash ROM or onto an expansion card. Where To Find Songs For SongBookSongBook understands the widespread chordpro song format where chords are written in square brackets within the lyrics. The SongBook Importer program can also convert songs in tab format (chords on extra line above the text).

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Song ViewThe song view displays the current song with lyrics and chords. Tap on a chord to look up the chord definition. Change lyrics, chords, and tab fonts and colors in menu - Options - Fonts.... Additional small and tiny fonts are available on handhelds with high-res displays. SongBook supports switching between portrait and landscape mode, and hiding the virtual Graffiti area.

Full Screen ModeTo make maximum use of screen real-estate, SongBook can display a song in full screen mode where the whole display is used to display the song. Tap on the small left arrow in the upper right corner or anywhere in the Graffiti area to end full screen mode. Tap on the upper/lower half of the screen to scroll up/down by one page. Auto-ScrollingTo start automatic scrolling, tap on menu Song - Auto-Scroll. A small panel with accelerator (+) and decelerate (-) buttons, a pause/restart button and the current tempo will be displayed. You can also increase or decrease speed with the page up/page down buttons. Tapping on the display will halt scrolling for approximately one second - useful if you find the song scrolls just a little bit too fast. The panel can be switched off in Preferences. You can pre-define a tempo for a song with the {tempo: xx} directive. TransposingSongBook lets you transpose a song to a different key by automatically adjusting all chords. Tap on Display if you only want to display the transposed song. Tap on Store to change it permanently, or create a transposed copy. Note that if the song contains special chord definitions, these will usually no longer be valid after transposing. Song EditYou can modify songs or add new songs. You can also change the category of a song here. Tap on the Insert... popup to insert predefined chordpro control statements.

On the expansion card, songs are stored in sub directories of /PALM/Programs/SongBook with the same name as the category they appear in. Unfiled songs will be stored in the main SongBook directory. Playlists Playlists are collections of songs for a special purpose, e.g. a concert, or training. Playlists contain references to songs independent of their categories. You can add songs to multiple playlists, and one song can occur multiple times in one playlist. Use the menu in Song view to add or remove songs to/from a playlist. Alternatively, you can tap-and-hold the stylus on a song in the song list or playlist to add/remove it to/from a playlist. To change the order of songs in a playlist, tap on the song, and drag the stylus up and down the list. You can beam playlists to other handhelds that also have SongBook installed. Note that this will not beam the songs referenced in the playlist. An exclamation mark (!) indicates playlist songs that are not available on the handheld. Chords and Instruments You can select your current instrument in the dropdown in the upper right hand corner of the chord list. This instrument is used for all chord lookups. Chords are sorted by base pitch and major/minor. Each chord can have several variations. SongBook knows about identical pitches (e.g. C# = Db). You can add your own chords or change existing chord definitions. SongBook comes with comprehensive chord libraries for guitar, ukulele (C and D tuning) and mandolin. You can also define your own instruments. Just specify the number of strings, and the default tuning. Chord ViewSongBook can display multiple variations of a chord. If there are more variations to a chord that fit on one screen, small scroll arrows will appear in the lower right corner. Chords that are locally defined in a song will be displayed first and have a border around it. Select a chord and tap Edit to modify or delete this chord. Chord EditYou can change any chord in the chord database. Select the base fret in the pulldown to the right, then tap on the finger spots. If a string does not sound (is muted), select the x above the string. Use menu Chords - Find Matching Chords to find all chords that match the current finger settings.TuningSongBook contains a simple tuner. You can choose from one of several predefined guitar tunings or set your own custom tuning by tapping on the arrows above and below the string labels. SongBook will try to adjust the chord definitions according to your tuning. Note that this may sometimes lead to non-optimal fingerings. A small T in the chord view reminds you of a non-standard tuning. When you play with others, you may need to adjust the base pitch (default is 440 Hz). You can adjust the base pitch in quarter-tone steps. The volume and pitch settings are also used when playing chords. Windows ConduitIf you use SongBook for Windows, the SongBook conduit synchronizes songs and playlists of your Palm with a directory of your choice (default is ...\palm\\SongBook). To view or change the directory, right-click on the HotSync manager icon in the tasktray, and select Custom... - SongBook.

Files ending with .tab or .crd are considered in tab format (chords in separate lines above the text). The SongBook Importer will try to convert these songs into chordpro format, by placing the chords within the text. Note that importing a song in tab format usually requires additional work (e.g. add {title: } and {subtitle: } statements).

These books contain the melody and chords for copyrighted music. In general, these books contain parts for voice and piano, with chord symbols and guitar chord diagrams.

All items are books unless otherwise noted. All items are located on the 4000 level of Booth Library. e24fc04721