Once upon a time there were a couple of few Irishmen. They built a thing that transposed, metronomed, isolated , figured out the chords and slowed down as much as you wanted for any file that you chose to upload. If it ever was able to do online tracks, such as from you and i tube or whatever. I was unaware of how to use that feature. I did however, use it to begin tabbing out Ronnie McCoury's mandolin solo from the song they cover by Passenger and perform live often. The file download was free from the archives website, not on this page, but a completely different and unrelated page. I used the free version of Tabledit to begin this process. Admittedly after a blunder (user err bc it was literally the first time using either of said programs) I let it fall to the wayside and persued other options. Dobro, banjo, guitar, mandolin and ukulele practice takes up a lot of time you know. any old who, i was thinking on the chord viewer of the aforementioned program... I think it is way better than chordify or any of the other pages out there currently, and certainly more accurate. Does anyone think a resource like that would be a handy tool for anyone seeking at the very least, a basis of structure to learn a song upon? I believe it would help a great many folks. I wish someone still had a copy of that program on their cloud or drive or something....and if they did were able to share a link for that thing.
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