Shortcuts do not allow you to create new chord definitions; they only lets you basically create an alias (shortcut) to represent an already supported chord.

So, for example, instead of having to type C7sus#9#11b13, you might create a shortcut called C7#b.

The built-in shortcut allows you to type in Cj and BIAB will then automatically display Cmaj7 in the chord grid. So, using the example above, after creating your shortcut file, you could then type in C7#b and the chord grid would display C7sus#9#11b13. You could also type C73b, since the "3" works the same as "#".

Hope that made sense.

Last edited by jford; 05/10/12 01:25 PM.

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