Chordology
Chord Dictionary
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All Versions of Chordology
2.3.1
December 28, 2020
- Fixed issue with chord selection caused by iOS 14.
2.3.0
July 5, 2020
Big update to how the chords handled. Currently, there are around 600,000 unique chords, each of which may have 20+ positions on each instrument.
This uses a huge amount of data, so i've had to re-think how they're generated and stored.
The method used for storing them has changed, which means faster loading times and far more chords (previously I had to leave out inverted chords as it increases the number of chords tenfold).
The lack of inversions meant that a lot of common Banjo and Ukulele tunings weren't possible!
- All possible inversions can now be selected for each chord (For example, a Cmaj chord with the G or an E as the lowest note).
- 4 String Tenor banjo added along with sounds. More banjo tunings to follow.
- Improved the quality of sound playback.
Any comments, criticisms or bugs found then please drop me an email at info@chordology.co.uk and i'll get back to you as soon as possible!
More2.2.1
July 3, 2020
- Fixed issue where accidental couldn't be de-selected correctly.
- Fixed sus2 and sus4 modifiers.
- Fixed issue where the wrong chord name would be displayed for accidentals.
More2.2.0
July 1, 2020
- Scales have now been added back in for piano. Working on adding these in for all instruments.
- Sounds have been added for all instruments. These can be configured on the settings page.
More2.1.0
June 23, 2020
What’s new?
- Now compatible with OSX.
- Increased size on iPad.
- Dark colours updated to improve usability.
- Piano key display improved.
- Added 13th modifier.
What’s Fixed?
- Fixed a crash when selecting a chord with all open position notes.
- Chord modifiers now preserve their ordering when changing chords.
More2.0.3
June 21, 2020
- Fixed a crash for chords which don't have any variants.
2.0.0
June 19, 2020
What’s new?
The iOS app has now been completely re-written in Swift using Swift UI.
- Dark mode is now supported.
- Added two variations of the Ukulele, depending on how you have the top string tuned.
- Changed the hierarchy that defines how chords selected.
- Added modifiers for suspended and added tone chords.
What’s Fixed?
- Temporarily removed the Banjo instrument as generating chords for this was causing a few issues due to the offset of the top string.
- Chords are now sorted differently.
- Fixed the split-screen issue that was occurring with the more recent iOS versions.
- Complete re-write, so a lot of other bugs were fixed.
More1.8
October 17, 2017
Improvements and bugfixes.
1.7
October 14, 2017
- Fixed some incorrect minor scales.
1.6
October 13, 2017
- Improved graphics slightly.
- Added a contact button.
- Fixed minor bug with navigation bar on the iPhone version.
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Description of Chordology
Chordology is a multi-instrument chord dictionary allowing you to access to hundreds of thousands of chords.
- Includes chords for multiple instruments, including guitar, piano and ukulele.
- Shows sometimes thousands of variations of each chord.
- Minimalist, lightning fast interface.
- Supports both iPhone, iPad and OSX.
- Completely ad free.
Chordology: FAQ
Yes, Chordology is compatible with iPad devices.
The Great Magnet Ltd developed the Chordology app.
The minimum supported iOS version for the Chordology app is iOS 13.1.
Chordology has a consumer rating of 4.5 and receives plenty of positive reviews.
The Main Genre Of The Chordology App Is Music.
2.3.1 is the current version of Chordology.
Chordology rolled out its latest update on July 5, 2024.
Chordology originally came out on July 2, 2024.
Chordology is suitable for children aged The Great Magnet Ltd.
Chordology is available in American English.
Unfortunately, Chordology is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Chordology does not allow for in-app purchases.
No, you cannot use Chordology with Apple Vision Pro.
