Service Planning
•2 min readAdjusting Keys in Service Plans
How to change song keys for specific services
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Last updated: January 20, 2026
Change song keys for a specific service without affecting the original.
Why Adjust Keys?#
- Different vocalist — Match the singer's range this week
- Flow between songs — Keep adjacent songs in related keys
- Congregation comfort — Some keys are easier for everyone to sing
Changing a Song's Key#
In your service plan:
- Click on the song
- Find the Key setting
- Select a new key from the dropdown
- The change applies only to this service
Key Changes in the Plan#
| Setting | Affects |
|---|---|
| Plan key change | This service only |
| Song library key | The original song |
Your original song stays in its original key. Only this service plan uses the new key.
What Updates#
When you change the key in a plan:
- ✅ Exported chords in new key
- ✅ On-screen chords reflect new key
- ✅ Audio playback transposed (if playing from plan)
Key Flow Planning#
Plan your setlist keys for smooth flow:
Same Key Throughout#
Keep songs in the same key for seamless transitions:
```
Song 1: G
Song 2: G
Song 3: G
```
Related Keys#
Move through closely related keys:
```
Song 1: G (I)
Song 2: D (V)
Song 3: Em (vi)
```
Intentional Contrast#
Sometimes a key jump creates energy:
```
Reflective song: G
Celebratory song: B (up a third)
```
Capo Suggestions#
For guitarists, the plan can suggest capo positions:
- "Play shapes in G with capo on 2" for key of A
- Easier chord shapes with capo
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