Capo chart
ChordMate keeps capo as a performance setting, so guitarists can choose playable shapes after the chart has been detected or transposed.
A capo changes the shapes a guitarist plays, but it should not erase the musical key or the chart history. ChordMate keeps capo separate from global transposition so the sheet stays understandable for singers and guitarists.
When a song is too high or too low, you can transpose the chart into a better target key and then decide whether a capo makes the guitar part easier. This mirrors real rehearsal decisions more closely than a single key selector.
Capo position is included with the working chart so exported text or ChordPro can travel with the performance notes. That matters for bands, classes, and worship teams where the same song may be played in different keys.
FAQ
ChordMate separates capo from whole-chart transposition so you can decide how the song should be displayed and played.
Yes. Upload audio, review the detected chart, then adjust capo as part of the final performance setup.
Open ChordMate, upload audio or paste a draft, then review, transpose, and export the chart in one workspace.
Open capo controls