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Select “Set”, not “Set and transpose”.
On sheet music, the key signature is reflected by the number of #’s or b’s at the start of the staff. Major keys and their relative minor key display the same key-sig info. C & A-, F & D- etc.
In iReal pro we can label that distinction.
“Set” will change/reset the “default” key label of the chart.
Example: If you have a chart that the author labeled as being in C though you and I might consider it to be in A- and you want to transpose it to D- and iRp only gives you major key choices. If you transpose to F (the relative major for D-) you’ll get what you want. Or you can reset/change/relabel the chart’s current default key from C to A-. Then you’ll have your choice of minor keys for transposition.
Changing the default key from major to minor will not change/alter any chords in the chart from the way that they were initially entered and saved.
If a chord was entered and saved as a D, the only way to change it to a D- is to edit that chord individually.
If you wish to write a “minor version” of a song that is usually played with major chords, I suggest you edit a DUPLICATE of the original chart, edit the title (Mary Had A Little Lamb - minor) and then edit each chord as desired.
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