Guitarcodex 2.2a

	GuitarCodex v.2.2a (Build 001)
This Java applet uses the MIDI capability for J2SE v1.3.x and requires Java-plugin. The notes and chords are generated by sending messages to one of the default synthesizer's MidiChannel objects directly using the MidiChannel.noteOn() and related methods. You can use GuitarCodex as a tablature chord dictionary and more. It allows you to see and hear chords, scales and displays associated guitar chords in a graphical representation. Using the mouse, fingerings can be made by clicking on the fingerboard.
MIDI implemented. Non-natural notes shown as flats. Variable background colours. Reverse chords implemented. Mouse position note info. More applets GuitarCodex 2.2b Advanced guitar chord finder like Version 2.2a using Midi features in a separate frame GuitarCodex 2.1 Advanced guitar chord finder without midi. GuitarCodex 1.1 Basic guitar chord finder without midi and scales. Chord-Decoder Basic chord finder without graphical representation using checkboxes.	Your browser is completely ignoring the <APPLET> tag!
To install, download the file and save it to the required directory. There are no special system requirement. You just need a java-enabled browser. GuitarCodex is freeware and may be freely distributed. Specifying Parameters: <APPLET code = "GuitarCodex.class" archive ="gc_v2a.jar" width = "520" height = "595"></APPLET> Download: gc_v2a.jar (88KB)
Note: This applet lets you customize the applet background colors using RGB-colors. Specify the value of a parameter using a <PARAM> tag. The <PARAM> tags should appear just after the <APPLET> tag for the applet they affect: <param name= "applet-bgcolor" value="#ffffff" > <param name= "border-color" value="#000000" > <param name= "display-bgcolor" value="#00b0b0" > <param name= "chord-scale-bgcolor" value="#00b0b0" > <param name= "detail-bgcolor" value="#00b0b0" > <param name= "scope-bgcolor" value="#00b0b0" > <param name= "shownote-reset-bgcolor" value="#00b0b0" > <param name= "midi-bgcolor" value="#00b0b0" > If one of the <PARAM> tags is missing or incorrect, the concerning area will set the default value (white background).