The Guitar Codex program can be used for a few
different tasks.
1. The program can help you figure out the name
of a chord. Click on the fretboard graphic to enter the notes
of the chord you are trying to name. Then Guitar Codex will
attempt to name the chord for you.
2. The program is an arpeggio finder. Choose a
root from the selection box on the upper left side, then a chord
name from the middle selection box. The program will then display
all of the notes of that particular arpeggio on the neck. You
can adjust the fret range (scope) and the starting fret at the
bottom.
3. And last Guitar Codex is a scale finder. Choose
a root on the left, then choose a scale name from the right
selection box. The program will then display all of the notes
in the scale within the range on the neck that you choose at
the bottom.
You can choose from many different tunings, choose
whether you want the program to display the arpeggios or scales
using note names, or scale functions. You can even reverse the
graphic to view the neck from the perspective of a left handed
guitar.
(note: This is a Java program and may take a
few moments to load into your browser)
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