Chordious 2.6.4 is now available, and is a minor update over the previous release.
The primary purpose of this release was to improve my setup for future releases, by updating dependencies, improving the release automation, and fixing tons of long-overdue code style issues.
Functionally, the only fix was to the scaling of abbreviations for chord names on high DPI monitors.
Anyway, here’s the full change list for those upgrading from 2.6.3 to 2.6.4:
- Fixed issue with chord quality abbreviations not scaling properly on high DPI screens
- Update version string to always display Major.Minor.Build
- Updated WinStore TargetPlatformVersion to 10.0.19041.0
- Migrated from deprecated MVVM Light Toolkit to new MVVM Toolkit
So update to the latest version of Chordious today, and keep the feedback coming!
/jon
Father. Engineer. Retro games. Ukuleles. Nerd.
Chordious 
Chordious is awesome. Thank you for making it.
I use Chordious to produce guitar fretboard diagram flash cards. Cards can be chords, argeggios, riffs, whatever I want to memorize. Because of this I use the diagram editor a lot.
In this regard it would be helpful to add some productivity optimizations in the editor. Maybe hotkeys like M+rightclick places a default mark.
The other thing that would be neat is I would like the “user scale” feature to be a little more flexible. I would like to enter pitch name (A, F#, G, etc.) then creates marks for every instance of those pitches without regard to the octave. In other words, it would place a dot at every A, F#, and G, in every octave that is visible within the diagram.
Thanks again for this cool tool!
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