Yes, you can create charts with just the chord names, chord names with the diagrams beneath them (just hit a button to make the diagrams pop in or out of view), you can have a staff with strumming symbols below the chords if you wish, or just lyrics - MusEdit is very flexible in terms of how it allows you to lay out any piece of music, including chord charts.

No. You can create the chord diagram and save it, but you will either have to figure out the correct name of the chord yourself, or else give it any name you wish. See similar questions...

Several of the entries in the Music Links are good lyric and chord resources. If the desired song cannot be found at these sites, a Google search will often yield good results. When searching for a song, do not search for the title, because that will return many sites selling CDs, music books, etc. Rather, search for a short phrase in the lyrics. For example, don't search for "Amazing Grace", search for "how sweet the sound" or "that saved a wretch like me". See similar questions...

The words to my songs are in the music section, duh. As for tabs, I will tab my stuff up when I have the time and the inclination, and not before. I will get round to it though. See similar questions...

Transpose accepts both of the common text representations for lyrics and chords found at sites such as The Gospel Music Archive and COWPIE. In the first format, the chords are placed on the line above the lyrics. For example: Sidewalks of New York 3/4 Key of C C G7 C Eastside, Westside, F G7 C All around the town, C7 F C The kids sang "Ring-a-Rosie", A7 D7 G7 Londonbridge is falling down. See similar questions...

It's not that I can't do music - I can read and write scores just like any classically trained pianist (because, well, I *am* a classically-trained pianist, although I don't like to play the stuff). Chord notations are easier to do than sheet music, of course. Besides that not all people can read music, but chords are easily learnt and easier to play. See similar questions...

Yes. We do require that you submit them in through our Tab Submission process. This process requires that you research who the author of the song is, copyright date and year as well as what artist plays the song. Please do the research before submitting in your song information incomplete. We also require that you check our database thoroughly to see if we already have the song in our database. See similar questions...

Here's how to find out. If you can't quickly answer these 4 questions, then you need "Chord Piano": (Answers are at the bottom of this page so you can check up on your chord knowledge.) See similar questions...

Because the chords dictionary and song chords use the same database, i.e., if it’s missing in a song it will not appear in the dictionary. However, it may be that a chord is registered in a slightly different way. For instance, if you search for the chord C5 /7, it may not be found in the dictionary, but it can be found as C7/5 (don’t worry, for this example both chord forms appear in the dictionary) . See similar questions...

A5. There are many ways you can create your personalized chord library. The simplest way is to Add/Delete/Edit chords using the Chord Creator. If you are adventurous, you can go to the Song Sheet folder and edit the ''Chord.dat'' file using WordPad or another line capable editor. Remember to save a backup copy prior to editing the file. See similar questions...

MusEdit comes with a built-in chord dictionary with over 8,700 chords, but you can create 4, 5, or 6 string chord diagrams, with up to 7 frets, in any tuning you wish. You can give the chord any name you wish and show chord fingering (which fingers to use to hold the chord). The chord designer is very easy to use and gives you lots of interesting information, such as the pitch of every fingered note, and how the chord will appear on a treble or tab staff. See similar questions...

Unfortunately our licensing does not allow us to share those with the public. However we are happy to help you find a published version by sharing info on the songs. Please call the Worship & Arts Assistant to inquire. See similar questions...

Tip: If you want, put your email address in your letter, many Soldiers can and prefer to reply that way. See similar questions...

Luckily, lyrics to most of the songs are available, either having been officially or unofficially released at some point (in fact, mistakenly released by ex-management), or deciphered by list members. See similar questions...

The scale of G major goes G, A, B, C, D, E, F#, G. In this scale, G is therefore 1, C is 4 and D is 5 - obviously. You make a chord by taking the "root" - so the "root" of the chord of 1 or G is therefore G itself. To this you add the note three steps up (remember that in music we always count inclusive) which is B, and the note five steps up which is D. The chord of 1 or G is therefore GBD. The chord of 4 will be CEG and the chord of 5 will be DF#A. See similar questions...

Each set of value-based practices are qualities to strive for as we seek to create healthier, whole communities through the conservation, restoration and stewardship of land. They are also qualities that are most often talked about as being essential, and yet hard to measure. Within each set there are 3-5 individual, more specific practices. See similar questions...

Frankly, it's exceptionally rare that someone in the music business asks, "Can you find me a lyricist - quick?!" Not to say that somebody who is strong with melodies might not look for a collaborator whose strength is lyrics. But it is very rare that a record label would hunt down somebody who just writes lyrics. Great question. We get it all the time. The answer is actually very simple. See similar questions...

Through the use of Online Analytical Processing reporting (OLAP), Arcspan users are able to manipulate different variables to create and format graphs. Users must first download an OLAP cube onto their desktop in order to link data from Arcspan to a MS Excel spreadsheet. Once an OLAP cube is downloaded, users have access to a wealth of information; these graphs can be manipulated to display relevant, up-to-date variables and are useful tools in analyzing trends over time. See similar questions...

The overall process, as with any thematic mapping in MapViewer, is to first create an advanced style that will be applied to individual features. The second step is to create a theme that will make use of the advanced style. Finally (optional), you may create a basemap that includes such a theme. Once these steps are done, you can then issue map requests just you would for a "normal" map. Below are the detailed instructions for each step. See similar questions...

Chord communicates with peers using standard RPCs. The specific protocols are defined using XDR and can be viewed via our WebCVS interface at http://cvs.pdos.lcs.mit.edu/cvs/sfsnet/svc/. However, these definitions do not specify the semantics in detail --- if you want to implement Chord, you may be better off doing it without seeking compatibility with our implementation. See similar questions...