Quick Explanation

The Tuneable Guitar allows you to choose the tuning of the guitar and which notes will be displayed. You also choose whether the display shows sharps or flats.

Acceptable input for string tuning can be any of the following:

C, C#, Db, D, D#, Eb, E, F, F#,
Gb, G, G#, Ab, A, A#, Bb, B.

Check the notes you want to see and voila! The changes should pop up almost instantly (I hope). Click on any single displayed note to make it disappear.

If you need to know any of the chord formulas, check this out.

Changes happen anytime you:

1. Check or uncheck a note
2. Change the Sharps/Flats choice
3. Change a string tuning entry and then click outside the box
4. Click on a single displayed note to make it disappear

You can use any good screen capture utility to take a permanent snapshot of the fretboard layout at any time.

Uses:

• Easily search out chord inversions in any tuning !!
• Get a look at any scale in any tuning.
• See what your favorite lead scale looks like in Dropped D tuning.
• Check out how chords differ in Dropped D tuning.
• Figure out where a capo should go to make a song easier to play.
• Make useable charts for other instruments, such as bass, mandolin, ukelele, etc.
• Learn to visualize the entire fretboard !!
• Take permanent snapshots of charts with any good screen capture utility
• Get a head start on learning those alternate tunings you've been hearing about.
• You can make individual notes disappear by clicking on them. Good for zeroing in on chord extensions.