Note that it hasn't officially saved your changes yet, as you are still in "Song - Editing" mode. Now, the Chords area will show you a preview of the chord chart with all your new edits. When you are all done, Close out of the window. Use the Tag dropdown to insert any new sections or information. If you want to insert a chord that isn't available for quick selection, use the Chord dropdown box to select different chords – you can even select between Major, minor, or 7. While you can manually type in any chord changes (make sure to follow proper formatting), there are a few buttons available that may aid your editing process, especially if you are newer to using ChordPro.Īt the top of the editor, you'll see various buttons for Chord, Tag, Undo, Redo, as well as some quick-access chord buttons to some common chords in the key of the song. Clicking on those chord buttons will insert the selected chord wherever your cursor is currently placed. This will take you right to the ChordPro Editor on Planning. When the page reloads into "Song - Editing" mode, click the Edit button that now appears within the Chords tab. To start editing the chart, click Edit in the top right corner of the song page. There, it will show you the current arrangement of your chord chart Open the song you'd like to work on, then click on the Chords tab (pictured below). To get to the ChordPro Editor in Planning, navigate to the Songs page from the left menu (or the Songs icon on the bottom of the mobile app). Just like our Music Stand mobile app, WorshipTools's Planning app has a built-in ChordPro® Editor, so you can now edit chord charts from mobile and desktop devices. Thanks to cloud-sync, all your ChordPro edits will be easily accessible across both programs. You can also find a list of all our supported directives here. If you're not already familiar with ChordPro®, please review our What is ChordPro® article under our Music Stand Docs.
When Running the MIDI Controller and Presenter on the Same Computer Screens are "On" but nothing is projecting
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