MyChord - Chords Finder for any music for PC

MyChord - Chords Finder for any music analyzes songs in real time and displays their chord progressions on screen, eliminating the need to hunt across the internet for chord sheets. On a desktop, you can load audio files (mp3, flac, wav, m4a, or YouTube links) and watch chords appear instantly, if you're learning a new arrangement or transcribing music without a published score. The app supports guitar and piano layouts, handles advanced voicings like seventh and slash chords, and includes a built-in recorder to capture your own playing alongside the detected changes.

Running MyChord - Chords Finder for any music on a computer gives you room to see chord diagrams clearly while keeping other windows open (sheet music, a DAW, or reference videos) without toggling between screens. A larger monitor means less scrolling and easier comparison of voicings across different instruments.

How Chord Detection Works

MyChord analyzes audio automatically as it plays. Feed the app any song file or a YouTube link, and it identifies the harmonic content and displays chords in real time. This instant chord lookup tool removes guesswork when you encounter arrangements that lack traditional chord charts. The system recognizes standard major, minor, and extended voicings, including seventh chords and slash chord notation, letting you capture inversions and complex progressions exactly as they sound.

File Formats and Source Flexibility

The app accepts multiple audio formats: mp3, flac, wav, and m4a files stored locally on your computer. Support for YouTube links letting you analyze covers, live performances, and recent releases without downloading them separately. This flexibility lets you stay in one window while comparing how different artists voice the same tune.

Instrument Layout Options

MyChord displays chords in guitar and piano layouts. Whether you play six strings or keys, you can toggle between views to see fingerings or hand positions that match your instrument, or consult the chord fingering guide that pairs each shape with a left-hand photograph for precise placement. The recording function lets you play along and capture your own part in tandem with the detected chord changes, useful for arranging or documenting alternate voicings you discover during practice sessions.

Desktop Workflow and Storage

On Windows or a personal machine, the app can access your stored music library directly. You'll need to grant storage permission to import files, and microphone permission to use the recording feature. Once logged in on your desktop, you stay signed in for subsequent sessions, letting you pick up where you left from without re-entering credentials each time. This music chord detector integrates smoothly into a standing practice or study setup where your computer stays on and your session remains persistent.