Finding piano or guitar chords for hard to find songs.

The only thing I can think of is to get in touch with the music publishers for tunes you're interested in.

There are people who do this. Do a search for "music transcription services".

Don't be too sure that you can't do a lot of this yourself, though. If you know the melody notes and are familiar with the style you can usually come up with a pretty good facsimile. Most popular music follows certain conventions, so you know that a ii chord will usually lead to a V, etc. Listen for the bass line and build on that. You may not end up with the exact harmony the composer used but people revise chord structure all the time. As the Duke said, "If it sounds good, it is good."

I've used this guy before;
http://www.czaplamusic.com/MusicTranscriptions.htm

Maybe if you play a recording into this program, it will find the chords?

Freeware

Theres a keyboard chrod player called GOOTAR . Ive used its keyboard to write chords for the peddle steel.(Course peddle steel chords are always the simplest)

You are amazing. Not being sarcastic. I'm a musician of sorts too, but only a technician. The mysteries of writing chords and even the simplest music theory has always eluded me...

https://chordify.net/
I discovered this website called Chordify. I can type in the name and artists of a song. It automatically transcribes the chords and the chord progression to the song I choose. One problem I found was that this website is only indicating triads or three note chords.

I used to play keyboard as a kid. I was pretty good at classical and then I discovered Jimmie Smith . I followed the Jimmy Smith style for years until I was in an explosion and this left me kinda crippled in one hand and lacking feeling on one side of my body . So i learnt left handed guitar and graduated to dobro and peddle steel. Im no Jerry Douglas but I sit in with a couple of local boys and provide some good licks with melodies and simple droning chords that only a peddle steel can do. (I leave my peddle steel at a nearby social club nd i play on a lap steel t home)
Sometimes handicaps are merely opportunities to lern something else.

Try and learn to do it yourself, a chord is only comprised of three or four tones.

Use a piano, find the root tone then the others and then figure out if it is inverted then translate it to the instrument you are playing.

It is work but something that you will use a lot, it is nice to have that ability on the fly.

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