Learn the basics about the Whole Note Numbering System studio musicians use! Imagine meeting with a group of musicians at a recording studio to play and record your next big hit. You tell the producer/engineer your song is in the key of C and uses the chord progression of C - Am - F - G. He turns to the other musicians and says.. "He's doing this song in a "One, Six-Minor, Four, Five in the key of C". (Written that's: 1-6m-4-5)
Most folks wouldn't have any understanding as to what he meant because he was talking in a whole note numbering system that defines chords and progressions numerically and relative to a given key. I've adopted the term "Music Root Number System" to represent this system. If you have an interest in music or playing an instrument the be sure to examine the information posted below! We think you'll want this little utility windows program on your computer too! It's downright handy to have. Click on the link below for more details...

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Supported Platforms
This program is written for the Windows platform and runs fine on Win95, NT (any ver), Win98, Win98se, and Win XP.
It is not compatible with Win2000 or Millennium Windows! It's a Bug in those operating systems that Microsoft never fixed. Sorry but if you have these versions we suggest you upgrade since many 3rd party "Windows" applications won't run under them either!