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Can I print my song in every available key?

Copyright law considers each key to be an individual purchase requiring payment. If you wish to have multiple keys of your song you will need to purchase the song multiple times. 
 
If you are unsure what key you need specifically, in the Musicnotes Print Center we allow you to view your entire song immediately after purchase, just prior to printing. 
 
Additionally, please note that PDF add-ons are not authorized for printing, and you do not need to purchase PDF add-ons in order to transpose digital sheet music products.
 
 

Additional Information:

I bought a song in a different key, but I am not seeing this key.

Safari users running macOS:

If you have purchased an arrangement that has available transpositions, you will be able to scroll through the available transpositions under the "Select a Key" section, along the left edge of the Print Center.

 

Newer versions of Safari on macOS will automatically hide the scroll bar by default, so when attempting to print in the Print Center, you may not see the full list of available transpositions.

However, this can be remedied by scrolling through the listed transpositions, which will cause the scroll bar to display.

 

If you wish to change the macOS settings to always show the scroll bar, please see the following:

On your Mac, use General System Preferences to change the overall appearance of macOS, specify how you use scroll bars, windows, and tabs, and enable some Continuity features, if available.

To change these preferences, choose Apple menu  > System Preferences, then click General. Under General, you will find:

Show scroll bars

Scroll bars appear in a window when there’s content that doesn’t fit into the window’s current size. Choose an option to control when scroll bars are shown:

    • Automatically based on mouse or trackpad: Scroll bars are shown depending on the mouse or trackpad you’re using.

      If your device allows gestures, scroll bars are hidden until you start scrolling. Otherwise, they’re visible.

    • When scrolling: Hide scroll bars until you start scrolling.

    • Always: Scroll bars are always shown.

We would recommend selecting Always.

 

Users running Windows 10 or Windows 11:

Newer versions of Windows will automatically hide the scroll bar by default, so when attempting to print in the Print Center, you may not see the full list of available transpositions.

However, this can be remedied by scrolling through the listed transpositions, which will cause the scroll bar to display.

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