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A one-page chord sheet for your own song in ChordPro: chorus, diagrams, transposing…
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What this guide covers
For songwriters who want chords over lyrics on a printable sheet from a plain text file. It collects what the ChordPro documentation says about titles, choruses, custom chord shapes, diagrams, transposing and output, and notes where the pages disagree. It was read from the docs and not run.
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Guide title
A one-page chord sheet for your own song in ChordPro: chorus, diagrams, transposing (documentation only)
Coverage
For songwriters who want chords over lyrics on a printable sheet from a plain text file. It collects what the ChordPro documentation says about titles, choruses, custom chord shapes, diagrams, transposing and output, and notes where the pages disagree. It was read from the docs and not run.
Useful starting points
- Strict chord-name mode is the default, so unusual chord names may not be read as chords; an asterisk first turns bracket text into a plain annotation.
- A chord shape needs exactly as many fret positions as strings, 6 by default, and the base fret must be 1 or higher.
- The documentation pages disagree on key_actual and on base-fret versus base_fret spelling, so check the ChordPro version you actually use.
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