Download the Chordruler™, the chord chart, chord builder, and scale
chart, all in one. It’s for guitar, fiddle, mandolin, viola, 5 string
banjo, tenor banjo, ukulele, and bass. It’s Chordruler™ the easy to use
chord and scale tool. “How do you measure up?”
You’ve always wanted to be able to build all types of chords, right?
But you’ve always shied away from taking the big step to learn. You
already have a bunch of chord books that you never have with you when
you need them. And you are tired of Chord Charts, Chord wheels, and
Guitar chord charts. You feel like you’re not making any progress. But
you do want guitar chords, fiddle double stops, mandolin chords, banjo
chords, ukulele, viola and bass chords and scales. Maybe just a chord
finder. There are some great chord generators, guitar software, and
chord formula pages. And lots of pages on chord theory. They are all
good sources of information. But they won’t fit in your instrument
case.
Step up, front and center, Chordruler™.
Well your time has come! On this website you will learn how to build
chords, how to use chords, and more. In less than 30 minutes you can
make your own Chordruler™. And in another few minutes you will be on
your way to being a chord expert. You say it’s not possible. Well take
a few minutes and see that it is possible and in fact probable.
Are you ready for this? It is fun making the Chordruler™ and it only
takes a few minutes. And all you need is a printer, bet you have one of
those; some scissors or other cutting tool like exacto knife or razor
blade, straight edge might be handy, bet you have those, too; some
scotch tape; and some plastic, like the stuff your strings came in or
any other kind of clear plastic.
Oh, yeah the hard part is figuring what instrument you want to make it
for.
Well you can make them for lots of instruments. There is a
Chordruler™ for violin, mandolin, guitar, tenor banjo, viola, cello,
5-string banjo, ukulele, electric bass, and bass fiddle.
Not only can you build chords, but you can learn scales and transpose
keys. And not just in the first position. All over the fingerboard!
Well I have been using mine for a long time, longer than I will admit.
If you build your Chordruler™ and find that you are amazed at how easy
it is to use, you can make a donation.
Also there are some articles on using the Chordruler™, and a little
music theory. The articles are meant to be informative and give you
some guidance on building chords.
So go on and look around and then make your own Chordruler™ or buy one
(store closed till the fall, check back in October) and get started on
your way to new musical heights. Get started now just pick out the
instrument you want to make the Chordruler™ for.
