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chords, metronome, and tunings on your cell phone.  Simply Press the up and down arrows to change the key (root). Press the left and right arrows to change the chord type. Spend a couple minutes with it and you'll be able to quickly navigate to any of the chords within a few clicks. All of the chords are on the cell phone... there is no waiting for reception or network round trips. You can think of the chords as if they were organized in a big table or chart as such:
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Click the go (green call) button of your phone to
view a couple inversions of the Root. Clicking up and down will change the root
so you to see inversions of other keys in the same chord type. |
Need help keeping the beat? Click the up and down arrows to set the
blinking rate on the flashing metronome. You can change the tempo by selecting
between 40 and 208 beats per minute. |
Looking for a new sound or simply trying to figure out some
classics that just don't sound right? Scroll through the list of popular
alternate tunings and tune up.  |
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System requirements: You need a java phone. Phone Chord runs on any java phone that is MIDP 1.0 compliant. PhoneChord will also run on the new MIDP 2.0 phones that are starting to hit the market (e.g. the Nokia 6600). MIDP 1.0 phones began shipping nearly three years ago. So, chances are your current java phone will run PhoneChord. The program requires 75k of available memory (around 4k data and 70k program memory). Phone Chord requires at least a 88 x 54 phone screen (96 width x 78 height recommended). You can lookup this information on compatible phones from your phone vendor. |
