How can I change the look or key of my song?
While OnSong can import a variety of file types, it works best with text-based chord charts. This format lets you control not only how the song looks, but also lets you customize how the song appears from a musical perspective. To change how your song appears on the screen, or transpose to a different key, tap on the sliders icon in the menubar. The sliders icon is located on the right side if the main menubar that appears that the top of OnSong when using an iPad. If you are using an iPhone, iPod touch, it may be located in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
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Why are my chords not transposing, formatting, or aligning properly?
OnSong is designed to show both chords and lyrics. However there are times when you might find chords are not appearing as chords, that chords are not aligning with lyrics, or that you are unable to transpose a song's key. This can happen because ...
Where did the chord transposition or formatting options go?
The Style Preferences menu has been changed recently to divide its functions into tabs. This allows us to provide more features to your while keeping OnSong easy to use. The Style Preferences Menu now has a row of tabs at the bottom that you tap to ...
Why won't my SongSelect chart let me change the style or diagrams of the chords?
SongSelect chord charts are only available as PDF files. These files are more like a photograph and contain no actual text. Because of this, OnSong cannot format songs, detect keys, and perform other basic OnSong functions on these types of files. ...
How do I make my song modulate/transpose keys up or down in the middle of a song?
OnSong gives you the power to transform your music, and you may have a song that you would like to transpose or modulate at a specific point. To do this, tap on the pencil icon in the Menubar to open the Song Editor. Locate the part of the song where ...
Why do my chords switch between sharp and flat when viewed?
This happens if the key of the song is not properly declared. OnSong uses the enharmonic preference (sharp or flat) of the key that is being displayed. For instance, if OnSong thinks the song being displayed is in the Key of C or F, then the ...