multifretted Guitar Chord Chart with Alternate Voicings
Look up a chord diagram in any key, with fingerings and alternate voicings up the neck.
How to use it
- Choose a root note and a chord quality, such as major, minor, 7th or sus4.
- Step through the voicings to find one that suits the song.
- Turn on note names under the strings, or a left-handed diagram, in settings.
Questions
- Which chord types are included?
- Major, minor, dominant 7th, major 7th, minor 7th, sus2 and sus4, in all twelve keys.
- Are there left-handed chord diagrams?
- Yes. Turn on the left-handed diagram in settings.
Better on a bench
On a bench, the chord chart follows the session key, so it stays in step with the circle of fifths and fretboard.
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