Any of the notes in the currently selected key that fall more than two semitones outside your vocal range are in RED. The original key is indicated with an asterisk. When you open the Key Finder on a song, it will either default to the vocal range of the original key, or the vocal range of the last key that you set the song to. Understand the Red, Yellow and Green Zones You only have to do this once (unless someone else logs into your PraiseCharts account and changes the settings).ģ. Then, drag the toggles to match your vocal range. If you don't know your vocal range, go to a piano and plunk out the notes above and below middle C, to see how high and low you can sing. Adjust The Toggles For Your Vocal Rangeīelow the keyboard, you'll see a toggle for your lower and upper vocal range. Simply scroll down below the song preview to find it! Here are the Top Songs with the Key Finder Activated.Ģ. If the Key Finder is active on a song, you'll find it in this song list. We try to keep up with all of the most popular songs, analyzing their vocal ranges and inputting them into our database. To get you off to a good start, here are a few tips: 1.
#Keyfinder song how to
You can watch a full video demonstrating how it works by reading our blog, How To Use The New Key Finder. You can see that at PraiseCharts, we create many custom key options for all the popular songs, but how do you know which key to choose? That is exactly why we built the Key Finder! It is free to use and incredibly practical. Do you ever feel flustered, wondering what key you should sing a song in so that it matches your own personal vocal range? Every song has its own unique vocal range, and most of the time, the key of the original recording is not going to be a good fit for your own vocal range.
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