How to turn audio into a chord sheet
Start with a recording, follow the analysis and check what was detected before taking it to rehearsal.
Upload my audio →From recording to chord sheet in three steps
Prepare a clear recording
Use MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG and follow the limits shown in the uploader. Keep the start of the vocals and the end of the song.
Choose Upload audio in the generator
Select the file, follow the tool prompts and keep the page open while it processes.
Review the result before rehearsal
Listen for verses, choruses and key changes. Correct your version and organize it in your setlist.
What makes a recording easier to analyze
Avoid background conversation and heavy distortion. On a phone, record close enough for both the instrument and vocals to be clear. Solos, effects and overlapping parts can take more review.
A simple recording with one voice and instrument makes chord checking easier.
A chord sheet to play.
And make your own.
Check the lyrics and chords, adjust the key and organize songs for your next rehearsal.
- Edit your version: fix words, chords and notes.
- Find your key: transpose the chords to suit your voice.
- Build your setlist: arrange songs in rehearsal order.
Generation is automatic. Check the result against the recording before playing or sharing.
Key: · No capo · 4 chords
[Refrão]C G Am FAgora é hora de recomeçar
From chord sheet to your next gig.
Arrange your songs, add notes and follow the chord sheets in stage mode during rehearsal.
Questions about generating chord sheets
Can I use a phone recording?
Yes, in a supported format. Recording quality affects identification, so check passages with noise or quiet vocals.
Is uploading the same as searching for a chord sheet?
Uploading starts an analysis. Searching by name looks for an existing sheet. The generator may reuse catalog information if it identifies the same song.
Try it with a song you want to play
Open the generator, choose audio or YouTube, and review the result.