When you add a FretLabel to the first Fret then the Nut will be removed. You can add FretLabels to any Fret with :Lfretnumber,text e.g. Partial Barrees can be input by giving Start and End values Example: Dm7:x/x/0/2//:B1(2-1) To add text to the Dots, Barrees or FretLabels type: ,text so: C:x/3,3/2,2/0/1,1/0 adds text into the Dots.īarrees are added with :B and Fretnumber e.g.: F:/3/3/2//:B1 is a standard F-chord For a square add s behind the number, for a diamond add d behind the number e.g.: C:x/3d/2s/0/1/0

The MainSyntax is: Name:Dots:Barrees:FretLabelsģ kinds of Dots are possible: Default is circle. c-scalefull will create the horizontal Diagram shown in the screenshotĪlternatively you can also type in a Chord-Code e.g. To create horizontal Diagrams type '-' so e.g. These default types can be transposed by the Extension 'ChordTransposer' įurther types are: -scale and -scalefull.

This Button lets you insert new or replace selected chords by typing in.ĭefault types besides major are: 5,7,m,m7,m7b5,maj7,sus4,7sus4,dim7

The Bug is now corrected in LO5.4.4 ! (But the SVG-Export is broken on the mentioned Linux systems) Please Note: There is something broken with all LibreOffice versions up to 5.4.3 and all OpenOffice-Versions I tested on Linux Mint and Ubuntu, which also breaks some cool functions (import and apply styles, edit existent chords with Edit-Button, export images). Supports any number of strings and frets. Create ChordDiagrams for Fretted Instruments.Ĭhord Diagrams are inserted as grouped Draw Elements and thus can also further be edited afterwards.

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