hymn and children sheet music transposition tool

[dpellyet]

Is the transposition tool [to adjust the key of hymns and other materials on the LDS site] no longer available? It used to require Flash, which is no longer. If this option to transpose hymn and other sheet music is available, please post the link. TIA Dave Elliott

[sbradshaw]

The Flash-based interactive sheet music player on the Church website is no longer available, and there's no replacement yet; however, developers are working on a new iteration of the music website, parts of which are being A/B tested. The updated music website will include a new interactive sheet music tool similar to the previous one; but I don't know what the timeline is. Music website improvements may be released a little bit at a time.

[brookeanhder]

Thank you for posting this update on the interactive music player (transposer). I have been trying to find out what the new plan was since the Flash player expired. This is a very useful tool for beginning organists. We are able to transpose to a more manageable key and then change the key back to a singable range using the organ transpose dial.

[ctolson]

Is it possible to get on the list to help beta test this new developing feature?

[Rubina]

Very keen to have the same tools available as before - transposition as well as listening to parts were very useful and time-saving. Thank you

[jilltmoney]

Yes! I used the transposition tool frequently, and hope it will return! I would be happy to be a beta tester.

[sisteraprilreinhardt]

I am anxiously awaiting an update where we can use the transpose tool again! That is an invaluable tool, especially for higher-ranged Hymns to transpose into a more manageable singing range. When can we expect to have a transpose function again?

[jdlessley]

When can we expect to have a transpose function again?

That is a common question asked for much of Church technology development. Unfortunately we rarely are given a time schedule. And because the forum is user-to-user help and support there is likely no one here who can give a hint.

[akhuber]

Just adding my voice to how useful that tool is. I'd also be happy to be a beta tester. Also I did notice one time what I was quite sure was an error in a transposed version of a hymn (the sharp or flat was missing from a note if I remember correctly - something like that) so, developers, don't assume that a perfect match to what the old tool output was 100% certain to be correct. That's got to be very tricky program - my hat's off to you developers!

[ruthygrey]

May I please try out the new tool to transpose music? I could really use it. Thank you