Free guitar chord software is a sought after item. If you feel you must own software that can spit out every chord known to man then why not get it for free? I cannot help wondering how many variations on the basic chords a guitar player needs. If you want to put a little variety into a song or guitar solo then a new fingering for the chords you are using is the obvious answer. In the pre-internet days we had to look through books of chord shapes which were not always readily available. With guitar chord software you can have a world of chords at your fingertips as long as you have your laptop with you. With “Guitar Alchemist” you are able to get to know the chords of the major scale in all keys. According to the program’s website you will “easily find chords to play over any scale and vice-versa”. You can filter your chords by inversion or degree of difficulty. You can reconfigure the program for left-handed players. “Advanced FretPro” is a free software designed to train guitar players to gain familiarity with the fretboard. A library of scales and chords comes with the program. “TabPlayer” is the first guitar software which is able to play, edit, convert, format and export tabs as a text file. It has a chord dictionary that contains over a thousand chords. You just pick the chord you want and insert it into your music. The program plays your tablature, plays CD’s and mp3 files and searches for songs on the net. “Power Tab Editor” is a software program for writing guitar tabs. The program includes a chord dictionary  that you can use to display chords in standard music form or as tablature. You open the chord dictionary which displays chord diagrams. You select and insert the chord and you can see the notes and the fingering in tab form. “Guitar Chords v 2. 2″ is a no-frills guitar chord software. It has a library of forty thousand basic and not so basic chords which are displayed as guitar tab.   Guitar Chords is the software you need if you want to never have to look for chords again and you want your chords displayed in an easy to read format.

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