Click here to view a more detailed GIF animation of the TTT in action.
It's a small and quick application for Windows which resides in your system notification area (the "system tray"), like this:
Need to transpose a song?
Copy the lyrics and chords of a song from whatever Windows program you use, click the tray icon, and up pops the Tray Transpose Tool, with the clipboard contents already shown. It'll even guess the root chord for you.
Simply select a new key, click Transpose, and the clipboard will contain your freshly transposed song, ready to paste back into your own Windows programs.
Since the Tray Transpose Tool now supports rich (formatted) text, your own application's fonts, styles and colors are all preserved.
The Tray Tranpose Tool also supports three different chording styles: The standard English style (A B C), the so-called Latin or Spanish style (Do Re Mi), and even the Nashville or jazz style (I II III). Conversions between the various formats are supported, and the Tray Transpose Tool can even automatically determine if you're importing a different format.
No file or printer functions are included - we leave this up to your own software. Do you need something more potent? Try Worship LIVE!, with all of Tray Transpose Tool's transposition features, but much more - including full song databasing, printing, projection, and playList capabilities for comprehensive worship planning.
Features
- Instant Transposition
- Chord Syntax Checking
- Root Chord Guessing
- Improved Chord Recognition
- Expanded Chord Types
- Support for Nashville/Jazz Chords
- Support for Latin/Spanish Chords
- Formatted Text Support
- Automatic Syntax Highlighting
- Optional Use of System Tray
- Check Web Site for Updates
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The Tray Transpose Tool must be unlocked for full functionality. You can try every feature, but until it is unlocked, the transposed song data cannot be copied back to the clipboard, and some chords are intentionally mis-transposed.