MP3 to Guitar & Ukulele Chords

MP3 to Guitar & Ukulele Chords turns an audio file you have into something you can play: a chord chart, a TAB and a backing track for guitar or ukulele. ■ Great for • Working out the chords of a recording you have as a file • Practising along: strum with the chord chart or pick with the TAB • Finding an easier way to play: a capo position, a friendlier key, simpler chords • Saving the sheet to your phone or printing it ■ 1. Upload a file • Choose an mp3, m4a or mp4 file, up to 10 minutes long. • Pick guitar or ukulele and press Convert. The analysis finds the beats, the bars and the chords. • The audio file is deleted from the server as soon as the analysis is finished. ■ 2. Chord chart • Four bars per row, with the chord of each half bar. • Fingering diagrams for every chord the song uses. • Easy chords or original chords: play with simple shapes, or keep the 7ths and sus chords. • Key, tempo, time signature and capo at a glance. ■ 3. TAB • Tablature for six strings (guitar) or four (ukulele). • Arpeggio or strum, with the strum directions marked. ■ 4. Play along • A backing track made from the chart: strummed chords beside the chord chart, the TAB's own pattern beside the TAB. • Listen to your file, the backing track, or both together, and check the chords against the song. • The chord being played is highlighted. Slow the music down to 0.75x or 0.5x. ■ 5. Make it yours • Capo: automatic, or any fret up to 7. • Transpose up or down to suit your voice. • A chord looks wrong? Tap it and choose another. Chords the analysis is unsure about are marked with a dot. ■ 6. Save the sheet • Save the chord chart or the TAB as one long image (PNG), or as a PDF in A4 pages that is ready to print. ■ 7. History • Songs you converted stay in a list, so you can open them again without uploading. ■ Good to know • Chords are found automatically and are not always right. Fix them by tapping the chord. • The analysis needs an internet connection. • No sign-up or login. English and Korean. Choose a file and start playing.

First release: chord chart, TAB and backing track from an audio file, for guitar and ukulele. Capo, transpose, chord editing, and saving the sheet as an image or a PDF.