Transpose Scale

A computer is more than just a powerful entertainment system, and can help with any of your hobbies. For instance, it’s a neat tool which provides aid when it comes to handling musical notes. This doesn’t necessarily mean composing music, and can be a thing as easy as transposing notes, which is the exact purpose of Transpose Notes.

Clean interface quickly gets you up and running

Since you’re not taken through a setup process to make it work, it’s possible to have the application launched right after download, and even deploy it on a thumb drive to be used on other computer. The health status of the target PC is not affected, because registry entries remain intact, but you do need to be sure that .NET Framework is among the set of features.
As far as the visual design is concerned, it’s not really fitted with any particular elements to make it stand out from the crowd, but this simplicity it’s fitted with makes it pretty easy for individuals of all levels of experience to get the hang of things. The resulting scale is displayed at the press of a button, requiring little effort on your behalf overall.

Multiple transpose levels displayed

First of all, you need to manually write down the target scale, with each note in its own field. Supported notes are also displayed in a list, just to make it easy to figure things out. Hitting the transpose button does the job faster than you blink.
On the bright side of things, the application shows more than ten transpose variations, and it does this for any scale you provide. However, you need to keep the application up for as long as you need to, because there’s no possibility to save the result, not even as a table or image.

In conclusion

All things considered, we can state that Transpose Notes is a pretty straightforward application which helps you view several transpose levels based on an input scale. It can be used on the go, and generating the result only requires you to write the target scale.