Drag-N-Drop Capo is a software that provides both visual and audible information about chords when any fret is chosen. CapoMaster now features a clear voice that can be muted to receive only visual information.
CapoMaster has undergone a major update, making it the perfect tool for guitarists looking to learn chords and become masters in using the capo to play in different keys. The software supports the most commonly used chords including A, B, C, D, E, F, G along with the Minor, Seventh, Flats & Sharps.
The main page of the software is called Drag-N-Drop Capo, where users are now greeted with a clear audible voice. Upon entering the main page, users are prompted to choose a key from the menu. They can then drag and drop the capo to any fret on the guitar fretboard, and a picture of the chords Major, Minor and Seventh will display.
What's more, with vocal enabled, users can listen to what each chord becomes when the capo is in the fret they've dropped it to. If the vocal is muted, the software still provides a text display explaining what each chord becomes with capo in that fret.
The Capo Page Display is another exciting feature of CapoMaster, which has an easy-to-navigate menu with options like Key Of A, Key Of B, Key Of C, Key Of D, Key Of E, Key Of F, and Key Of G. When a key is selected, the software displays the key with no capo, capo in Fret 1, capo in Fret 2 or capo in Fret 3, Capo in Fret 4, and Capo in Fret 5 or Capo in Fret 6, Capo in Fret 7, and Capo in Fret 8 or Capo in Fret 9, Capo in Fret 10, and Capo in Fret 11.
Additionally, users are provided with helpful tips for each key: even if they don't plan on using the capo in some of the higher frets, it's beneficial to know what the chords will become if they do place the capo in those frets. Overall, this software is a great tool for guitarists looking to up their game and learn the ins and outs of using a capo to play different chords in different keys.
The main page of the software is called Drag-N-Drop Capo, where users are now greeted with a clear audible voice. Upon entering the main page, users are prompted to choose a key from the menu. They can then drag and drop the capo to any fret on the guitar fretboard, and a picture of the chords Major, Minor and Seventh will display.
What's more, with vocal enabled, users can listen to what each chord becomes when the capo is in the fret they've dropped it to. If the vocal is muted, the software still provides a text display explaining what each chord becomes with capo in that fret.
The Capo Page Display is another exciting feature of CapoMaster, which has an easy-to-navigate menu with options like Key Of A, Key Of B, Key Of C, Key Of D, Key Of E, Key Of F, and Key Of G. When a key is selected, the software displays the key with no capo, capo in Fret 1, capo in Fret 2 or capo in Fret 3, Capo in Fret 4, and Capo in Fret 5 or Capo in Fret 6, Capo in Fret 7, and Capo in Fret 8 or Capo in Fret 9, Capo in Fret 10, and Capo in Fret 11.
Additionally, users are provided with helpful tips for each key: even if they don't plan on using the capo in some of the higher frets, it's beneficial to know what the chords will become if they do place the capo in those frets. Overall, this software is a great tool for guitarists looking to up their game and learn the ins and outs of using a capo to play different chords in different keys.
What's New
Version 3.0: Speach capibilities. More key choices for drag-n-drop capo page. More key choices for capo page display offering keys of A, B, C, D, E, F and G with Majors, minors and sevenths, sharps and flats.