Chord Chart Library

Key features

The library is designed to move quickly from the catalog to the song you want to play.

Feature 1: charts organized by genre

Charts are organized by musical genre, from blues to jazz through pop-rock and French classics. You browse each family and spot at a glance the style you are after, with a real preview of the chart before you even open it.

Feature 2: search by title or artist

A search field filters the library by song title or by artist. You quickly find a specific standard or explore what exists around a name, without scrolling the whole list.

Feature 3: key, structure and teaching note

Each chart shows its key and scale on the card, along with its section structure. A teaching note accompanies the chart to explain its harmonic logic, making it a real learning resource and not just a chord sequence.

Feature 4: add to music stand in one click

The Add to my music stand button copies the chart into your workspace, ready to place on a sheet or reopen in the editor. You build your own repertoire from the library, song after song.

Feature 5: listen before you choose

You can listen to a chart directly from the library to hear its harmonic color before keeping it. A simple way to compare several charts and keep the one that matches what you are looking for.

Feature 6: open in the editor with the right key

Opening a chart in the editor applies its key, and its scale when recognized unambiguously, to the active layer. You start again in the right harmonic context to customize the chart, transpose it or restructure it.

How to use the tool

From discovery to a chart ready to work on, it all fits in a few clicks.

1. Open the chord chart library from the home page or the search bar.
2. Choose a genre or type a title or artist in the search.
3. Listen to the charts you like and read their teaching note.
4. Click Add to my music stand to grab the chosen chart.
5. Open it in the editor to customize, transpose or export it to PDF.

Concrete example: search for a blues, listen to a minor blues chart, add it to your music stand, then open it in the editor to replace the final chord and adapt it to your version before printing.

Benefits for musicians

• Time saved : real, ready-to-play charts without typing them yourself.
• Concrete learning : a teaching note per chart to understand the harmony.
• Personal repertoire : add to the music stand to build your own collection.
• Compared listening : hear the color of a chart before choosing it.
• Continuous workflow : open in the editor with the right key and scale.

Going further with Twelve Assistant

After choosing a chart, customize it in the Chord Chart Editor, explore variations with the Progression Generator, or visualize each chord on the fretboard with the Chord Diagram Library. Store and lay out your favorite charts in the digital music stand.

Conclusion

The chord chart library is the ideal shortcut between the urge to play a song and a chart ready to work on. Explore the genres, listen, add to your music stand, and get started.