How To Create A Chord Chart From Scratch!

🎵 Working with a musician and need to provide a chord chart? Join us for this step-by-step tutorial where our Studio Assistant, Pedro, demonstrates how to create a chord chart from scratch using Logic Pro X and Google Docs.
In this comprehensive video, you'll learn:
🎼 The basics of chord progressions and how to structure your chart
🎹 How to use Logic Pro X to find your chords
📝 How to create easy to read chord charts in Google Docs to share with a musician
Whether you're a songwriter or producer, crafting chord charts is a valuable skill to have if you want to work with other musicians. Pedro will break down the process, so you can start creating easy to read chord charts in no time.
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[@r.a.fiallos234]

Great short video!

[@carolmurphy4627]

This is so helpful, thank you!

[@devonbeard750]

This is a great usage, but what if the song you're playing is riff based?

[@jarlkaad876]

Then tabs or lead sheet is way to go :)

[@aloevoice]

Pedro can you make a video showing how to depict rhythm e.g. 8th, 16th and upstroke / downstroke in a chord sheet doc? For when you want to convey tiny chord riffs or variations in strumming to a musician. Can I just do /_. /= for a chord that sets in at e.g. the last 16th note of a bar to signify some syncopation?

[@therealjahwill]

I am thoroughly unprepared. I have the lyrics of my song, the rhythm, but I don't know the chords. I may need to sit down with a piano player

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[@aloevoice]

either collaborate with someone versed in (writing chords) or learn a few basic chords and optionally the structure of the major / minor scale (Basic "music theory", very simple) on the piano or guitar (piano is easier) and just try out which chords work. That's how I write my songs without playing an instrument. I also write most of my songs without knowing any chords. Finding the chords post hoc takes time, but you'll get better over time. this video might be helpful ua-cam.com/video/u0K_xcSqhxQ/v-deo.html