The lost chords!

[SHAKEY]

Have you ever come across a song that you would love to play and can't find the chords? Well now there is a very simple answer, I came across this programme quite by accident and I think it is brilliant. You may have come across it yourself but if not it is called Yalp.io. It's free and all you have to do is find a number you want the chords for on youtube, instrumental or vocal, copy and paste the Youtube number, link whatever you call it, it then records the song which takes a few seconds and when you press play it plays the song and shows the chords as it is playing, just like karaoke really, you can pause it or rewind, also you can print out the chords, change key and tempo. Well worth a look. Cheers. By the way if you register (free) you can save all the songs you want in your own library.

[Danny Mitchell]

Great find Shakey not tried it yet, but I like the concept.

[Will C]

Sounds just like Riffstation.

[Danny Mitchell]

Definitely Will, but I'm not sure if you can use urls (if that's a word) in riffstation, been a while since I've used it. The ability to repeat sections, tweak pitch and tempos is great though

[robbo t]

you can do all the above in riffstation
but its not free

[RonMc]

Nice one Dave, your not just a 'pretty face'.

[Tony Smart]

Good prog. Works well.
Thanks Dave

[sabatica]

Tried the site and it couldn't get most steel chords. It was showing tons of wrong chords for some jazz chord progressions played on by Steel.

Good idea just not meant for an instrument that changes smoothly by sliding from one chord to another.