TransposeAny ♯ Live Chords ♭ Change Key ▲ Slow Down ⟳ A-B Loop ♩ EQ

TransposeAny — Practice Any Song on YouTube and Instagram Change the key. Slow it down. Loop the hard bar until it's yours. See the chords, straight from the audio. And now — shape the sound until you can actually hear the part you're learning. TransposeAny turns any YouTube or Instagram video into a practice room: transpose songs into your range, slow passages down without the chipmunk effect, paint an A-B loop straight onto the timeline, practise to a metronome that locks onto the actual song, and keep everything you work on in a practice library you can come back to. ✦ Chord Detection Analyse any section and TransposeAny works out its chord progression by listening to the music. No tabs, no chord sheets, no hunting through comments. See the chord you're on, large and clear, as the song plays The next chord waits beside it and glides in as the change arrives, so you're never caught out by a bar line The whole progression sits along the timeline, so you can see the shape of the section at a glance Chords follow your transpose setting — move the song into a comfortable key and the chord names move with it, so you play what you read Aligned to the beat, so chord changes land where the music changes Perfect for learning a song by ear, checking your own transcription, or finding the progression of a backing track nobody has charted. ✦ NEW — Analysis with no waiting TransposeAny listens while you play, so the beats and chords of a passage are usually worked out the moment you ask for them — instantly for anything you have already played. A passage you have not reached yet still has to be heard once, in real time, and the timeline says which is which: the waveform is drawn as you go, and the part that is ready to analyse instantly is marked. The waveform is there from the first note — no analysing, no waiting, no empty box Loop a bar you just played and the beats and chords are there with no scan at all Move a loop edge and it stays ready — analysis belongs to the region, not to one loop Everything is worked out on your own machine. Your audio is never uploaded, and it keeps working with the tab in the background ✦ NEW — Tone & EQ Some recordings bury the thing you're trying to copy. The bass line sits under everything, the guitar disappears into a dense mix, a bright lesson video wears your ears out twenty minutes in. Three ways to move the balance: Tone — a pad you drag by feel. Left is warm, right is bright, up brings the mids forward, down scoops them out Focus — one band you can sweep anywhere. Find the frequency that's hiding the part, then lift it (or cut whatever is in the way) EQ — a full 10-band graphic equaliser, 31 Hz to 16 kHz. Drag across the sliders to draw a curve in one stroke Level matched by default — boosting also makes things louder, and louder always sounds better, so TransposeAny cancels the volume change and lets you judge tone instead of volume Hold A/B to compare with the untouched audio, and find out whether a change is actually helping Saved with the song, like speed and pitch — not one global setting you re-dial every lesson Works on top of Guitar Lift and Vocal Drop, so you can pull a part forward and then shape what's left. ✦ Transpose Songs Shift any song up or down by up to 12 semitones Match a singer's range, an alternate tuning, or a capo position you don't have Pitch changes, tempo doesn't Optional formant correction keeps vocals sounding natural rather than synthetic ✦ Speed Control Slow music down without dropping the pitch Smooth time-stretching that stays musical instead of smearing Take a fast run at half speed, then walk it back up as your hands catch up ✦ A-B Loop Drag across the strip above the waveform to paint a loop — at whole-song scale to rough out a chorus three minutes away, or at the zoomed scale to place an edge exactly Or set the start and end by typing, by tapping where you are, or by dragging the loop's own handles The loop's length is shown beside the two times, so you always know how long a pass is Repeat one phrase endlessly — a solo, a fill, a riff, a vocal line Markers land on the beat, so loops start where the bar starts Seek away and the loop waits. Skip out to check the bridge and Repeat stays armed but dormant; play back into the loop and it picks up again by itself ✦ Beat-Aware Metronome Not a metronome you dial a number into — one that listens to the track and locks to it. Beats are detected from the song itself, so the click sits in the pocket Choose your click: every beat, double time, or just 1&3 or 2&4 for feel practice Count yourself in with a lead-in of up to 8 beats before the loop starts The count is drawn big across the timeline and counts down, so you can read it from across the room with an instrument in your hands instead of leaning into the screen The lead-in can run before every repeat or only the first, and it can be silent Independent click volume, so it sits under the music rather than over it ✦ Waveform Timeline Always on. The waveform draws itself as the song plays — there is nothing to switch on and nothing to wait for Two strips: the whole song above, and a zoomed view of the part you are working on below Beats and chords are marked along it once a section is analysed Zoom in to place a loop point exactly, and let the view follow the playhead — or pin it and stay where you are Click anywhere to jump there instantly ✦ Focus the Part You're Learning Guitar Lift brings guitar-range frequencies forward when you're chasing a part buried in a mix Vocal Drop pulls the lead vocal back so you can hear what the instruments are actually doing Tone & EQ shapes whatever is left — see above ✦ Practice Library Everything you work on is kept, per song: Saved loops and bookmarks with your own names Practice notes Multiple clips from the same video Your analysis is remembered, so a saved loop opens ready to play — beats, chords and all Close the tab, come back next week, and pick up exactly where you stopped. Wo…