This tool allows to transpone chord progression from one tonation to another. Simply enter your original chords, select number of semitones to shift and you'll get chords in target tonation.
| Enter your chord progression here (e.g. CGDAE for J.Hendrix "Hey Joe" song) | |
| Number of semitones to shift |
| Original chords (before transposition) | |
| Chords in the new tonation (after transposition) |
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