RESOURCE: list of compatible CHORDS for all keys

[stevie]

From the dim dark past, here ya go:

KEY= (compatible chords)

G = G /  C /  D /  Am /  Bm /  Em
Gb = Gb /  B /  Db /  Abm /  Bbm /  Ebm
F = F /  Bb /  C /  Gm /  Am /  Dm
E = E /  A /  B /  F#m /  G#m /  C#m
Eb = Eb /  Ab /  Bb /  Fm /  Gm /  Cm
D = D /  G /  A /  Em /  F#m /  Bm
Db = Db /  Gb /  Ab /  Ebm /  Fm /  Bbm
C = C /  F /  G /  Dm /  Em /  Am
B = B /  E /  F# /  C#m /  D#m /  G#m
Bb = Bb /  Eb /  F /  Cm /  Dm /  Gm
A = A /  D /  E /  Bm /  C#m /  F#m
Ab = Ab /  Db /  Eb /  Bbm /  CEm /  Fm

-stevie

[Chris]

Handy chart you got there. This post should get alot of traffic !! Nice idea.

[backwedge]

nice one steve ...should be loads of print-offs of this ....

[Lauren]

You may have noticed that this list is already on JamStudio.com.  If you look on the left side of the Sounds Panel, you can change keys at the top, or you can choose from a "quick chords" list in the middle.  These 6 chords are the relative chords to the key.  We're one step ahead of you Stevie, but you know what they say: "great minds think alike" !   

[stevie]

nice one steve ...should be loads of print-offs of this ....

Yes, as Lauren points out, the JS CHORDS panel has these... but as you point out, this is printable!  I wish other JS things were printable, too, such as the current list of voices.... Ah, but I am always having flights of fancy.
-steve

[Jumper]

In good time my friends.  In good time.

[stevie]

Jumper,
    I'd be delighted if, instead, you would  sort the instrument name lists, as you just did in 2.1 with song title lists.
This way I could start to learn how to quickly assemble my favorite combinations...
Just a thought.
-steve