This maintains the key of the song found in the transpose slider but alters the chords to work with the capo. The capo slider allows OnSong to adapt the chords based on capo position. Users who prefer more options in keys or who want to access theoretical keys can turn on Theoretical Keys option. You can change this interface to be in alphabetic order, or to use the original slider interface instead using the Transpose Control option. Keys switch between major and minor based on the how song is written. The most common keys are presented in a 'circle of fifths' order, placing keys with less sharps and flats toward the left. This can be different from how the song was written in the song editor as transposition is performed from the original key to the one selected here.

The key chooser lets you set the key of the chord chart. The 'do' can be made fixed or movable by tapping on the wrench icon. Solfege displays chords as numbers using Latin (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti) based on their position in the key.Roman displays chords as Roman numerals (I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii) based on their position in the key.Nashville displays chords as numbers (1-7) based on their position in the key.Alpha displays chords as an alphabetic character (A-G) including enharmonic preference (sharp or flat).You can choose from the following options: The style choosers lets you pick how the chords should appear on the screen. Otherwise, you are viewing an imported file, you will have the option to Extract and Edit or Use Text Version. If you have downloaded PDF chord charts from SongSelect, you will have access to transpose charts if you are signed in. The style preferences menu is only available for text-based chord charts. It also lets you select an instrument for chord diagrams. The chords tab lets you transpose and capo chords as well as determine how those chords appear.

Master of none chords