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 Use the simple fast-forward buttons to skip to the next measure and advance to the next chord.
 
-The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
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+The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
+
+### The song view
+
+![](images/song/chords.png)
+
+In the song view, you can edit the chords that will be played in your song. After finishing the 
+chord progression, the song will start from the beginning once again.
+
+Use the (+) Button to add a new line to the song. All chords in the new line will be the (I) chord.
+
+Use the (x) Button next to a line to purge it from the song.
+
+#### Absolute vs. relative notation
+
+![](images/song/key.png)
+
+The song view supports two different notation views. You can change the key of the song at any time.
+
+By default, normal chord names are displayed. Turning this option off allows you to see the chords
+written in roman numerals, without any reference to a specific key.
+
+#### Chord editing
+
+![](images/song/chord-pitch.png)
+
+After clicking on one chord, you will open a modal window to edit one chord.
+
+The chord pitch selects which degree the chord will be. You can also shift the degree of the chord
+up or down one semitone with the top selector. Keep in mind that the accidentals in this view are
+always in reference to your selected key, meaning that in G major, a F# will be selected as the 7th
+degree without an accidental, while F flat will be the 7th degree with a flat in front.
+
+![](images/song/chord-notes.png)
+
+You can also modify the other chord notes which will be referenced in relation to your root note.
+A chord must always contain a 3rd and 5th degree and can optionally have 7th and 9th degrees.
+All of the degrees can be modified flat or sharp and will influence the notated chord.
+
+Sometimes, the function of a note can change when pitched up or down. For example, a flat 7th degree
+will become the added 6th of the chord.
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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 Use the simple fast-forward buttons to skip to the next measure and advance to the next chord.
 
-The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
\ No newline at end of file
+The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
+
+### The song view
+
+![](images/song/chords.png)
+
+In the song view, you can edit the chords that will be played in your song. After finishing the 
+chord progression, the song will start from the beginning once again.
+
+Use the (+) Button to add a new line to the song. All chords in the new line will be the (I) chord.
+
+Use the (x) Button next to a line to purge it from the song.
+
+#### Absolute vs. relative notation
+
+![](images/song/key.png)
+
+The song view supports two different notation views. You can change the key of the song at any time.
+
+By default, normal chord names are displayed. Turning this option off allows you to see the chords
+written in roman numerals, without any reference to a specific key.
+
+#### Chord editing
+
+![](images/song/chord-pitch.png)
+
+After clicking on one chord, you will open a modal window to edit one chord.
+
+The chord pitch selects which degree the chord will be. You can also shift the degree of the chord
+up or down one semitone with the top selector. Keep in mind that the accidentals in this view are
+always in reference to your selected key, meaning that in G major, a F# will be selected as the 7th
+degree without an accidental, while F flat will be the 7th degree with a flat in front.
+
+![](images/song/chord-notes.png)
+
+You can also modify the other chord notes which will be referenced in relation to your root note.
+A chord must always contain a 3rd and 5th degree and can optionally have 7th and 9th degrees.
+All of the degrees can be modified flat or sharp and will influence the notated chord.
+
+Sometimes, the function of a note can change when pitched up or down. For example, a flat 7th degree
+will become the added 6th of the chord.
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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--- a/README.md
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@@ -48,4 +48,44 @@
 
 Use the simple fast-forward buttons to skip to the next measure and advance to the next chord.
 
-The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
\ No newline at end of file
+The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
+
+### The song view
+
+![](images/song/chords.png)
+
+In the song view, you can edit the chords that will be played in your song. After finishing the 
+chord progression, the song will start from the beginning once again.
+
+Use the (+) Button to add a new line to the song. All chords in the new line will be the (I) chord.
+
+Use the (x) Button next to a line to purge it from the song.
+
+#### Absolute vs. relative notation
+
+![](images/song/key.png)
+
+The song view supports two different notation views. You can change the key of the song at any time.
+
+By default, normal chord names are displayed. Turning this option off allows you to see the chords
+written in roman numerals, without any reference to a specific key.
+
+#### Chord editing
+
+![](images/song/chord-pitch.png)
+
+After clicking on one chord, you will open a modal window to edit one chord.
+
+The chord pitch selects which degree the chord will be. You can also shift the degree of the chord
+up or down one semitone with the top selector. Keep in mind that the accidentals in this view are
+always in reference to your selected key, meaning that in G major, a F# will be selected as the 7th
+degree without an accidental, while F flat will be the 7th degree with a flat in front.
+
+![](images/song/chord-notes.png)
+
+You can also modify the other chord notes which will be referenced in relation to your root note.
+A chord must always contain a 3rd and 5th degree and can optionally have 7th and 9th degrees.
+All of the degrees can be modified flat or sharp and will influence the notated chord.
+
+Sometimes, the function of a note can change when pitched up or down. For example, a flat 7th degree
+will become the added 6th of the chord.
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@@ -48,4 +48,44 @@
 
 Use the simple fast-forward buttons to skip to the next measure and advance to the next chord.
 
-The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
\ No newline at end of file
+The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
+
+### The song view
+
+![](images/song/chords.png)
+
+In the song view, you can edit the chords that will be played in your song. After finishing the 
+chord progression, the song will start from the beginning once again.
+
+Use the (+) Button to add a new line to the song. All chords in the new line will be the (I) chord.
+
+Use the (x) Button next to a line to purge it from the song.
+
+#### Absolute vs. relative notation
+
+![](images/song/key.png)
+
+The song view supports two different notation views. You can change the key of the song at any time.
+
+By default, normal chord names are displayed. Turning this option off allows you to see the chords
+written in roman numerals, without any reference to a specific key.
+
+#### Chord editing
+
+![](images/song/chord-pitch.png)
+
+After clicking on one chord, you will open a modal window to edit one chord.
+
+The chord pitch selects which degree the chord will be. You can also shift the degree of the chord
+up or down one semitone with the top selector. Keep in mind that the accidentals in this view are
+always in reference to your selected key, meaning that in G major, a F# will be selected as the 7th
+degree without an accidental, while F flat will be the 7th degree with a flat in front.
+
+![](images/song/chord-notes.png)
+
+You can also modify the other chord notes which will be referenced in relation to your root note.
+A chord must always contain a 3rd and 5th degree and can optionally have 7th and 9th degrees.
+All of the degrees can be modified flat or sharp and will influence the notated chord.
+
+Sometimes, the function of a note can change when pitched up or down. For example, a flat 7th degree
+will become the added 6th of the chord.
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--- a/README.md
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@@ -48,4 +48,44 @@
 
 Use the simple fast-forward buttons to skip to the next measure and advance to the next chord.
 
-The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
\ No newline at end of file
+The skip-to end and beginning buttons will skip to the next or previous line of chords.
+
+### The song view
+
+![](images/song/chords.png)
+
+In the song view, you can edit the chords that will be played in your song. After finishing the 
+chord progression, the song will start from the beginning once again.
+
+Use the (+) Button to add a new line to the song. All chords in the new line will be the (I) chord.
+
+Use the (x) Button next to a line to purge it from the song.
+
+#### Absolute vs. relative notation
+
+![](images/song/key.png)
+
+The song view supports two different notation views. You can change the key of the song at any time.
+
+By default, normal chord names are displayed. Turning this option off allows you to see the chords
+written in roman numerals, without any reference to a specific key.
+
+#### Chord editing
+
+![](images/song/chord-pitch.png)
+
+After clicking on one chord, you will open a modal window to edit one chord.
+
+The chord pitch selects which degree the chord will be. You can also shift the degree of the chord
+up or down one semitone with the top selector. Keep in mind that the accidentals in this view are
+always in reference to your selected key, meaning that in G major, a F# will be selected as the 7th
+degree without an accidental, while F flat will be the 7th degree with a flat in front.
+
+![](images/song/chord-notes.png)
+
+You can also modify the other chord notes which will be referenced in relation to your root note.
+A chord must always contain a 3rd and 5th degree and can optionally have 7th and 9th degrees.
+All of the degrees can be modified flat or sharp and will influence the notated chord.
+
+Sometimes, the function of a note can change when pitched up or down. For example, a flat 7th degree
+will become the added 6th of the chord.
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