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Spin It & Skip It (Or Whatever, Key Wizard)
When you import a SongSelect PDF chord chart into OnSong, it's like tattooing your SongSelect account onto that file. While these chord charts still look exactly the same (boring), you can now transpose 'em using the style preferences menu in the menu bar. Plot twist: you're welcome.
The Whole Transpose Shebang
From this menu you can both transpose & capo the chord chart like some kind of musical wizard. OnSong smooshes information from both sliders together to figure out which key to grab from SongSelect. OnSong downloads the PDF & stashes it locally so next time you pick a different key, BOOM—it's already there. No Internet required. You're basically a time traveler now.
Tap inside the slider & drag left or right to pick a key or capo. Tap on the left or right side of the slider to baby-step the value if you're feelin' finicky. OnSong will then hunt down a chord chart from the SongSelect service that matches your vibe.
Songs You Already Hoarded
Odds are you've already downloaded a buncha PDF chord charts from SongSelect & forgotten about 'em. If you're logged into SongSelect & your PDF has a CCLI number stamped on it, OnSong will auto-magically link the song to your SongSelect account & let you transpose & capo like a boss.
The Internet Thing
Transposing SongSelect PDFs means grabbing a fresh copy of the file from SongSelect, which needs Internet. Plot twist: each version gets saved locally so you can access old versions without Internet later. You're basically a digital hoarder, & we're here for it.