Any key in one tap
The chords move to the new key, and any notation moves with them. Capo shows the chord shapes to play, while the song still sounds in its key.
Chord sheets · Setlists · Stage mode
Write a song once, and ScoreMIX moves the chords and any notation to whatever key you need. Print it on one clean A4 page, or play the whole set from a tablet on your music stand.
ScoreMIX opens in January 2027. Leave your email and I'll write once, when it does.
Amazing Grace
Intro:
Verse 1:
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me;
I once was lost, but now am found,
Was blind, but now I see.
One is in a Word file, another in a PDF, a third on a printout with pencilled chords, and the rest on a chord website on your phone. Then the leader says "let's do it in A on Sunday," and you're rewriting it by hand the night before.
ScoreMIX keeps every song in one place, in one layout, ready in any key.
The chords move to the new key, and any notation moves with them. Capo shows the chord shapes to play, while the song still sounds in its key.
Each song is laid out to fill an A4 page. A whole setlist becomes one PDF, in the keys you chose for that set, plus a lyrics-only copy for the singers.
Each song in a set gets its own key and a note, like "capo 2, skip the bridge", without changing the song itself. ScoreMIX also shows when you last played each song.
Full screen on a tablet, one page at a time. Turn pages with a tap or a Bluetooth pedal. Write and draw on the page with a finger or an Apple Pencil. Keep a set offline for a church with no Wi-Fi. A metronome and a dark background are included.
€0
Up to 25 songs, with everything else included: any key, print and PDF, setlists, stage mode, offline.
€2.99 a month
or €24 a year save a third
Unlimited songs. Cancel any time.
Prices include VAT.
Hi, I'm Adrian. I play the piano, and I'm a music theory enthusiast from Romania. I used to make my lead sheets by hand: the notation in MuseScore, pasted into Word for the layout, and all of it done again whenever the key changed. ScoreMIX is what I built instead, and my own library of about 600 songs lives in it now. I also make ImproMIX, a chord and ear trainer for church keyboard players.
Any recent browser: Safari on an iPad or iPhone, Chrome or Edge on Android and on computers. On an iPad, add it to your Home Screen and it opens full screen, like an app. There's nothing to install from an app store.
Yes, for the sets you keep offline: they open and play with no connection. Editing waits until you're back online.
Only you. ScoreMIX never publishes songs, and there's no shared catalogue.
Your library is private and for your own use. Add only songs you have the right to use; the terms explain the details.
You keep all 25 and can still play, print and edit them. Adding a 26th asks you to go Pro. If Pro ends, all your songs stay, and you can still open and download them.
Yes, at any time, from Settings. Pro keeps working until the end of the period you paid for.
Yes. Download everything as a zip file whenever you like.
ScoreMIX opens in January 2027. Leave your email and I'll write once, when it does.