The Chord Results View shows the results of the calculation to determine possible fingerings for a certain chord. Besides, this view shows the results of the reverse calculation - (which can be used to find) the suitable chords to a corresponding fingering or musical notation.
The chord result set will be presented in a tabular form. The generated chords can be arranged in columns. The columns itself can be resized. Besides, unnecessary columns can be set invisible (see the preferences of this view).
In the first column you can mark interesting chords. The image data of the marked chords can easily be exported later on.
Since the result set may be very large, this view is divided into pages for the sake of clarity.
If many pages exist the current page will be shown in the toolbar on the left side of the actions to turn the pages.
Note: The arrangement in columns is not restricted to the current page - but takes into consideration the whole result set.
This column shows the complete name of the chord.
This column indicates whether or not the root was left out of a chord.
This column indicates whether or not an originally included third was left out of a chord.
This column indicates whether or not an originally included fifth was left out of a chord.
This column shows the respective level of difficulty of the chords. How the levels are classified is described in detail in the description of the Chord Generation View.
This column shows the relative bass tone of a chord.
This column shows the absolute bass tone of a chord.
This column shows the bass tone interval of a chord.
This column shows the relative lead tone of a chord.
This column shows the absolute lead tone of a chord.
This column shows the lead tone interval of a chord.
This column lists the individual notes of the chords beginning with the topmost string. A muted string will be marked with an X.
This column lists the individual intervals of the chords beginning with the topmost string. A muted string will be marked with an X.
This column shows the fret positions (of the chords) beginning with the topmost string. Muted strings will be marked with an X.
This column indicates the minimum string of the chord (that is usually the highest string).
This column indicates the maximum string of the chord (that is usually the deepest string) .
This column shows the string span of the chords.
This column indicates the minimum fret of the chord.
This column indicates the maximum fret of the chord.
This column shows the fret span of the chords.
This column shows the span of a fingering in millimeters or inches. Which measuring unit is used depends either on the settings for the active instrument (which measuring unit is used for the scale length) or on which measuring units were used for the calculation. If you have specified a measuring unit in the Chord Generation View it will also show up in this column.
This column indicates the number of open strings.
This column indicates the number of muted strings.
This column indicates whether or not a chord contains double tones (tones with identical tone height).
The toolbar of the Chord Results View contains the following actions:
Jumps to the first result page of this view.
Jumps to the previous result page.
Jumps to the next result page.
Jumps to the last result page of this view.
Checks all chords of the first column. The image data of such marked chords can easily be exported later on. (see Copy to Clipboard)
Unchecks all chords.
The menu of the Chord Results View contains the following actions:
Copies the image data of the marked chords of this view into the clipboard.
The stored image data may be pasted, for instance, into Office applications later on.
You can define in the export preferences which image data shall be copied.
Note: The image data will be copied with the fixed sizes as defined in the export preferences.
The current sizes can not be used here since a view might appear in several perspectives with different sizes.
Opens the preferences dialog. The page with the preferences for this view is already pre-selected.
The pop-up menu of this view contains the following actions:
Opens the selected chord in a corresponding Chord Editor.
Plays the selected chord. You can define in the sound preferences how a played chord shall sound.
Workbench → Preferences → Views → Chord Results
Workbench → Preferences → Export
Workbench → Preferences → Sound
Workbench → Views → Chord Generation
Workbench → Views → Box
Workbench → Views → Tab
Workbench → Views → Notes
Workbench → Editors → Chord Editor
Tasks → Generate and Show Chords
Tasks → Find Chords
Tasks → Sound Support
Tasks → Export Actions