Your music.
In your key.
The chart still looks like the chart.
Import the chord chart your team already rehearsed from. ChartSet finds every chord and anchors it to the exact spot it was printed. Then it transposes the page, or flips it to Nashville numbers, without moving a single word.
Verse 1
Try it. The lyrics never move. Only the chords are redrawn.
Built for the two places a chart gets used
The couch, where you prepare, and the stage, where you can't afford to fumble.
- Transpose in place
- Every detected chord is pinned to its printed position. Change the key and ChartSet masks the old chord and redraws the new one exactly where it was. The page your band rehearsed from stays visually identical.
- Nashville numbers
- Flip the whole chart to 1, 4, 5, 6m and back with one tap, including slash bass, so D/F# reads as 5/7.
- Setlists, then stage
- Build the set, set a key per song, then hand the iPad the entire screen. Swipe through pages and songs, drop in a blank page for scratch notes, and mark up with Apple Pencil. Your tool and your ink survive the song change.
- It tells you when it isn't sure
- A chart that lies to a musician mid-song is the worst thing this app could do. Chords that ChartSet couldn't confidently read are flagged for review rather than quietly left in the old key.
Coming to the Apple App Store soon
ChartSet is in field testing on iPad with working musicians right now.
Soon on the
App Store