maj7

With the Internet holding a large quantity of information regarding almost any topic out there, it’s easy to learn stuff of interest. Music makes no exception here, and there are also specialized application with which to create, and read chords. For instance, maj7 helps you read, and print ChrodPro music files.

Just to quickly get you up and running, the application comes with a couple of preset songs. Target items are all shown in a side navigation panel, while a simple selection is enough to fill the rest of the space with the lyrics, and chords. Supported files allow you to import ChordPro files, as well as entire archives.

Several options can be used in order to tweak the display area. On the hand, these can be configured directly from the status bar, or from the upper view menu. Here, you can choose elements to display, like title, subtitle, chords, comments, and stretch lines, select text size, as well as the font to use for lyrics.

Editing has a saying in the set of features as well. First, notes displayed can either be lowered, or raised through the transpose function. The edit function brings up Notepad for default means, with the possibility to set a third-party editor for ChordPro files.

Export options, on the other hand, are not so abundant. For instance, you can only generate pictures, or PDF documents if using a virtual printer, because there’s no dedicated export option. You can only print, with options to include footer, and print lines together, as well as the default page layout configuration screen.

On an ending note, maj7 is a practical application you can use to view ChordPro files, especially if they were created on a different computer, and the current one only needs to display content. Although there’s only a print function, with no export options, it’s worth a try overall, especially because of built-in edit methods.