05-17-2024, 04:18 PM
No, I see it differently.
The chords should be in the chordpro-file as they should sound and in the display as they are played.
If a file says: [E] [B] [F#]
- a keyboard player can import the file as it is.
The following appears on his tablet: E B F#
- a guitar player can add {capo: 2} before importing or set "Text Display Settings / Capo: 2".
The following should appear on his tablet: D A E (and "Capo: 2")
This means that both can play together and use the same file.
I had assumed that {capo: 2} in the chordpro file triggers exactly the same thing as setting it manually in "Text Display Settings".
But the difference is that the "Eye" has to be switched on manually.
The chords should be in the chordpro-file as they should sound and in the display as they are played.
If a file says: [E] [B] [F#]
- a keyboard player can import the file as it is.
The following appears on his tablet: E B F#
- a guitar player can add {capo: 2} before importing or set "Text Display Settings / Capo: 2".
The following should appear on his tablet: D A E (and "Capo: 2")
This means that both can play together and use the same file.
I had assumed that {capo: 2} in the chordpro file triggers exactly the same thing as setting it manually in "Text Display Settings".
But the difference is that the "Eye" has to be switched on manually.