Pedal Steel Copedent Program?

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Rob Stevens
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Pedal Steel Copedent Program?

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Hello,

Is there software available where you can input your copedent and the program will tell you which frets/pedals/levers for particular chords/scales? I did a preliminary search of the forum and found the Guitar Map (http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum5/HTML/006757.html) but I have yet to download it and try it (Thanks Karlis for the free program!!). It appears from the post that this program is what I'm looking for, however, are there any additional programs available (even for purchase?) that I should know about?

I am learning on a 12-string w/ Zane Beck Universal tuning and have been discovering positions as I play (and do mental musical "math" while staring at my copedent!) but my learning curve would drastically increase given the help of a tool described above.

Thanks for any advice/help,
Rob
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Richard Sinkler
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Guitar map works great.
Carter D10 8p/8k, Dekley S10 3p/4k C6 setup,Regal RD40 Dobro, NV400, NV112 . Playing for 53 years and still counting.
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Larry Dering
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Clictab

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You might try Forum member Roy Thomson's Clictab. I purchased it years ago and it was all the rage at that time. Now it offers midi sound as well. Go to www.clictab.com if interested. Good luck.
Jim Palenscar
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Actually the contact information on the web site is:
Ron Turner
Email: ront@ClicTab.com
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Rob Stevens
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Thanks

Post by Rob Stevens »

Thanks for the advice. Guitar Map is exactly what I needed.

A big thanks to Karlis for putting this extremely helpful tool online for free!
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