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Help. I am searching for a library allowing to draw chords graphs like those. I'd like it to work similarly to Mermaid or PlantUML, a tool that creates beautiful diagrams from text files. Preferably something that works through command line, accept a text file as input and deliver a PDF or image file.
Boost creates random chords progressions.
@obrow@framapiaf.org@smonff gchords in #latex is easy to use. (even easier with #emacs #orgmode
ex:
\chord{t}{x,f3b3,f2p2,o,f1b1,o}{C}
t for first thick fret or number
x muted
f3b3 3rd finger 3rd fret ( b for thicker base note)
f2p2 2nd finger 2nd fret (p is position)
o open chord
f1b1 1st finger 1st fret (b for thicker base note)
o open chord
Name of the chord
two sizes:
\smallchords or \mediumchords
You can put chords in a table for better aligment.
