Free chord software for windows

PChord 1 provides you with a professional guitar chord calculator which is compatible with Windows. It calculates all possible combinations for a guitar chord, and then ranks them based on a scoring algorithm. PChord can also figure out a guitar chord given a fingering.

The Chord Wiz has over 1200 chords and will show you a chord in several positions on the fret-board simply by moving the slider. 27 chord types (with several variations of each) and all keys. You have instant control of chord type, key name and position. Absolutely FREE.

This is a very simple guitar chordfinder with some nice features. Chord Finder is a very simple, small and easy-to-use guitar chord finder with some nice features.
It works as follows:
- First select a midi instrument for audio feedback
- Second, select the root note
- Third, select the chord type
- Fourth, optionally select a tuning
If you play the notes with the mouse, it will show up on the piano keyboard as well. You can copy the chord to the clipboard via the options menu. The colors present different settings for the same chord. Note that when a setting is not to your liking, you can always subsitute a note with a certain color with a note in the next color.
The chords are always harmonically correct.
The root note is always indicated by a white circle.
Main features:
- The chords are calculated, not looked up from a database, so it may give you interesting new chordpositions
- You can translate the notes from the guitar fretboard to the piano keyboard by pressing them with the mouse
- You can choose different tunings. The most widely used tunings are included
- You can copy the chords to the clipboard for later reference

Chord Sniffer is a little program that will give the name of a chord from a given series of notes.
Chord Sniffer is a useful tool for musicians who wish to notate their music, or transcribe existing songs.

Free Chord Finder 1 is a utility showing users the way to find piano chords. It is free. It is based on the logic in the book How to Speed Read Piano Chord Symbols, which teaches a method of finding chords using algebraic logic across the keyboard.