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#392041 - 08/19/14 06:47 PM
Re: Has anyone used a 'mp3 to chord' converter program
[Re: tony mads usa]
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Fran, I guess my versions of those programs are really old. Mine only converted midi files - not MP3s. Most of the time, I just look up the song on Chordie and there have only been a few times when I couldn't find a song. And, with Chordie, you can transpose to fit your vocal range. Nice feature. Gary
Edited by travlin'easy (08/19/14 06:48 PM)
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#392043 - 08/19/14 07:19 PM
Re: Has anyone used a 'mp3 to chord' converter program
[Re: tony mads usa]
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I'm sure you're right, Tony. I still try to learn at least one new song a week, but lately, with the deteriorating health situation, I just really haven't felt like doing it. Good luck, Gary
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