did anyone use the chordhouse/look no hands website?

[skydawg]

for those who don't know what it was it was a great online scale/chord generator.anyways it looks like the domain has expired...does anyone know if it will be back online?

 

[Clifford-D]

Got turmed on to it through Kimock who likes it for slant bar stuff.

I think it's amazing.

I always turn my students on to it.

And the guitar seems way better than the piano version.

 

[Clifford-D]

Oh man, it's gone.

 

[Washburnmemphis]

Is this the place or is someone copying their format?

http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/

 

[skydawg]

Is this the place or is someone copying their format?

http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/

that was the site.I guess it's gone which really sucks,there wasn't anything close to it that i've found.

 

[Washburnmemphis]

Sorry if I'm missing something, but the site I linked to is still active. It says "Last modified: 01/13/2008 19:37:59". Is there somewhere on the site that says their shuting down?

 

[chief ten beers]

when i click it it just links to a site called register.com or something,no chordhouse.

 

[Washburnmemphis]

Ok, now I see the Register.com page.

I must have been looking at a cached page. That's too bad.

 

[Clifford-D]

I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore.













pleeze bring it back

 

[notubble]

This site has been quite a resource for many of us. The register.com site means that they did not renew the domain name, it is not necessarily gone. give it a week or two and it could be back up if they decide to renew or pay their bill. If after a few weeks its not back, then it is probably gone.

EDIT : *Site is active*

 

[drfrankencopter]

Still works for me....

Kris

 

[zygleth]

and me.....

 

[rancid.keone]

It's back up again. Just wanted to say that without this website, I wouldn't be the guitarist I am today. I basically learned guitar from grabbing lessons from wholenote.com website and using chordhouse to further "dissect" what I didn't understand.

Killer site, the guy who runs it is pretty cool too.

By the way, I've been using chordhouse ever since I first got into guitar back in senior-year in high school--even though it's been down a few times, I've been using this for the past thirteen years of my guitar-life!!

 

[Teal_66]

Glad this works. I've never heard of it. Looks very interesting.

 

[Matticus]

I'll have to give this a look. I use these sometimes:

http://chordlist.brian-amberg.de/en/guitar/standard/

http://www.theoreticallycorrect.com/st/index.html

 

[skydawg]

Wow, this was originally posted back in 08. It's been back up and functional for quite some time now.

 

[Erik van der Neut]

My site is down again. I have no idea why yet. I recently actually checked my domain registration and it should have been fine for at least several more years. I just added another 4 years to the registration just to make sure. I'll be working today on finding out what went wrong and how to fix it. Have a busy day with the wife and kids ahead of me, but will do my best to get this sorted as soon as possible. So sorry for the inconvenience :-( -- Erik

 

[9fingers]

My site is down again. I have no idea why yet. I recently actually checked my domain registration and it should have been fine for at least several more years. I just added another 4 years to the registration just to make sure. I'll be working today on finding out what went wrong and how to fix it. Have a busy day with the wife and kids ahead of me, but will do my best to get this sorted as soon as possible. So sorry for the inconvenience :-( -- Erik

GREAT to hear from you Erik! That site has been a mainstay of mine for years & I was crushed to see it gone. There is nothing else out there like it.
I lost half my left (fretting hand) middle finger 25 years ago and have a style of playing in Open E with a slide on the half finger. The Chord House Advanced Guitar Room is how I figured out how to play or suggest all the chord voicings I use, that I can play in Open E with 3 fingers. The scales are a huge help too. Please do let us know when it comes back on or if there is a different url or anything.
Thanks more than I can say for doing such a fantastic resource!

 

[Erik van der Neut]

Okay, as it turned out I had messed up my DNS server settings last time I checked my domain name expirations. I have corrected that now. I hope the change will propagate quickly so the site is back up soon. So sorry! -- It could take up to 24 to 48 hours, apparently...

 

[Erik van der Neut]

GREAT to hear from you Erik! That site has been a mainstay of mine for years & I was crushed to see it gone. There is nothing else out there like it.
I lost half my left (fretting hand) middle finger 25 years ago and have a style of playing in Open E with a slide on the half finger. The Chord House Advanced Guitar Room is how I figured out how to play or suggest all the chord voicings I use, that I can play in Open E with 3 fingers. The scales are a huge help too. Please do let us know when it comes back on or if there is a different url or anything.
Thanks more than I can say for doing such a fantastic resource!

It's really fun to hear from real users and how the site has helped them! Sorry to hear you've lost a finger, but amazing you've managed to work around it