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Observed arrival · 2026-11-01

Mapa de Acordes, an orbiting map of harmony

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A free, Spanish-language tool for exploring chords on piano and guitar, identifying notes, and building playable progressions.

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Musicians exploring chords and progressions
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It accepts both American and Latin chord names, plus slash notation for specifying the bass note.

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Chord entry accepts American and Latin symbols, with slash notation for the bass; the note picker also lets users choose each note’s octave and optionally supply a key context. The progression editor supports per-chord durations, rests, and three meters, while playback layers piano, harp, and pad with separate level controls. The page says its chord colors and descriptions are orientative and recommends listening to alternatives.

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