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May 12th, 2008, 12:45 PM
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Song Sheet 5
As a new player, I have the easiest time learning to play and sing using song sheets that include chord notation above the lyrics (chordpro markups) and chord charts on the page. I finally found an editor I like called Song Sheet 5. I copied and marked up a couple song lyrics in the eval version and I'm kinda diggin it. Is anyone else using this or anything like it?
**I'm not affiliated with the product and I'm not endorsing it, just sharing a first impression and asking for your experiences. Thanks, Marc
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