Guitar Book 4.5 Demo

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This is a demonstration version of Guitar Book, a guitar utility for 
learning how to play chord and arpeggios.

When you specify a key, you can quickly generate
fretboard diagrams of the 6 major and minor chords of that key. You can have 
the computer arpeggiate the chords and play chord progressions.

It can also display scales on fretboard diagrams (demo is restricted to C major 
though), displaying the roots. You can then have the computer play the arpeggios 
(in both directions)

Features:

-Guitar Book works great in all versions of Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.
-Thousands of chord, arpeggio, and scale diagrams with full sound. Lots 
of beginner diagrams and lots of advanced diagrams!
-Diagrams are full color and three dimensional for the easiest way yet to 
learn of any guitar program.
-The Strum control can slow down the "picking" of any chord, scale, or 
arpeggio so you can get it right.
-Chords, arpeggios, and scales can be printed on your printer. You can 
make your own chord book. This is a great feature for guitar teachers.
-Notes are highlighted as you play scales and arpeggios.
-Tune up window, MIDI parameters window.
-Interval Calculator makes it easy to see relationships of notes in all 
diagrams.
-The keyboard screen lets you view and study scales and chord arpeggios 
in a "linear" fashion.
-A full 22 fret guitar fretboard screen is included. View every note of 
any scale or chord arpeggio that's available on a guitar fretboard. See 
any scale or arpeggio in any tuning! The guitar is fully tunable to 
standard or any alternate tuning!
-Chord Design. It's like a program in itself. Some features: Design your 
own chords in any tuning. Click on the fretboard to place finger 
position markers and have the program tell you what chord that is..in 
any tuning. You can place finger markers by sight, note name, interval 
name, or by clicking on a small guitar tablature diagram. You have the 
option of displaying interval "boxes" on the fretboard, so all you have 
to do is click in the boxes to design different inversions of your 
chords. With full sound, you can hear exactly what your chords sound 
like. You can save and load all the chords you design.
-The PlayPage screen is used to build simple chord progressions of any 
chords you design or load in Chord Design. This enables you to hear what 
your chords sound like when played together. You can move chords around 
in the progression. Your progressions can be saved.



Minimum system requirements to run Guitar Book:
	-Any computer successfully running Windows 3.1, WFW 3.11, or
	 Windows 95.
	-4 Mb Ram (8 meg recommended)
	-1.5 Mb hard disk space
	-Monitor screen display setup for 256 colors or higher
	 (16 colors will work, but the graphics are disappointing)
	-Sound or MIDI card not needed, but highly recommended
	-Mouse recommended
	-Laser or ink-jet printer recommended (program does not print
	 in color)
	-Guitar to practice on (this isn't called Tuba Book)

Guitar Book! (c) 1997 by Aphasia Software and Music
			    310 Center St.
			    Decorah, IA 52101
			    (319) 382-8383
			    Fax: (319) 382-0339
			    e-mail: aphasia@guitarz.com
			    WebSite: http://www.guitarz.com	

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