I asked pretty much the same thing and was told this idea existed and to come and vote for it.
This is what I said:
Hi, when I look at the chord book that came with my ukulele they're different than those on Yousician and different than those in song books/sheets that I've got and so on. For example the sheet I have in front of me from ukuleleclub.org shows B7 using four fingers, as does the sheet that came with my ukulele but in a song I looked at on Yousician it was fingered using fingers on just three strings. I know that there are different ways of fingering chords and positions at which they can be played so I'm not too worried about that. What I did want to do, however, was revise the shapes that I'd learned via Yousician and wanted to see a "chord book" of the chords I had learned so far (the same is true when I was looking at the guitar side of Yousician).
It would be nice if I saw "just the chords you know so far" and that list gets longer each time I learn new ones. Preferably I'd like to print out an image of what I know so far and bring it up on one screen.
The reason is that I'm just getting in to going to a ukulele band evening and when they go to learn a new song it would be handy for me to have a crib sheet of the chords that "I ought to know these ones by now" - then when a song has one or two new chords I only need to familiarise myself with those.
Mark
I asked pretty much the same thing and was told this idea existed and to come and vote for it.
This is what I said:
Hi, when I look at the chord book that came with my ukulele they're different than those on Yousician and different than those in song books/sheets that I've got and so on. For example the sheet I have in front of me from ukuleleclub.org shows B7 using four fingers, as does the sheet that came with my ukulele but in a song I looked at on Yousician it was fingered using fingers on just three strings. I know that there are different ways of fingering chords and positions at which they can be played so I'm not too worried about that. What I did want to do, however, was revise the shapes that I'd learned via Yousician and wanted to see a "chord book" of the chords I had learned so far (the same is true when I was looking at the guitar side of Yousician).
It would be nice if I saw "just the chords you know so far" and that list gets longer each time I learn new ones. Preferably I'd like to print out an image of what I know so far and bring it up on one screen.
The reason is that I'm just getting in to going to a ukulele band evening and when they go to learn a new song it would be handy for me to have a crib sheet of the chords that "I ought to know these ones by now" - then when a song has one or two new chords I only need to familiarise myself with those.
I hope that makes sense!