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Also, you may be sharing your device with someone else - maybe two horn players reading off the same screen or, as often in my case, the bass player might be looking over the pianist's shoulder. My first Android tablet had a 10.1-inch display, which was plenty big enough to see. But move a...

I'm still running iOS 6.1 on my old iPod, so I don't know which symbols currently work. Even so, I use them very infrequently and just as personal reminders - iRP was never designed to be a detailed scoring program.

I've posted these before but here are some text characters I find occasion to use, including some curved lines: ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬ ♭ ♮ ♯ △ ▵ › ≻ ＞ ● • ‿ ⁀ ⁔ ┏ 3 ┓ ┗ 3 ┛ ⌈ 3 ⌉ ⌊ 3 ⌋

Does Your Heart Beat For Me - Parrish-Morgan-Johnson Russ Morgan's theme song from the '30s, also popularized by Patsy Cline in the '60s

Multiple posting is not welcome. It just clutters up search results. Once is plenty.

If you're posting charts for your own personal use, or to share with your other band members, please use the "Sandbox" section. If you're posting for everyone to use, yes, please make them playable (and include the composer's name). It really doesn't take that much extra effort. Thanks.

Well I guess I haven't generated much new work since the last update. Just checked again and the bug IS in the edit mode - never starts playing on the measure you click. [iRB Version 6.1 (8200); iMac OSX 10.7.5] Since you can't close the Editor until you save, this does indeed make previewing...

Does this occur always, and from any measure? I know that often, when I click on the first bar of a Coda section, the player will start from the preceding bar. Once I did notice it started several measures before that, but this hasn't happened again. (Note: When posting a tech question, it's...

The specific tablet I'm talking about here is the Nextbook Ares 11 (11.6-in. IPS screen, 1GB RAM/64GB storage, Android 5.0 Lollipop, Intel Atom z3735g Quad-Core 1.8GHz processor). Its $200 price tag makes it very appealing, but a YouTube review warned of the Intel processor, as well as stability...

The ability to shop online is a blessing (variety, convenience, competitive prices) and a curse (can't take things for a test drive). But you've answered my question and I will proceed with caution. If I do gamble on an Intel-driven tablet, without the benefit of holding a "test device" in my...

Thanks Niki. But my main concern is the Intel processor. One of this tablet's reviews stated Intel is "notorious" for not working with some popular apps. Just worried it might affect iRP, since you specifically identified the Armv7 processor in a previous post. Sorry I'm not tech-savvy enough to...

Hope this is not a dead thread. I'm looking at a tablet that runs Android OS 5.0 Lollipop with Intel Atom z3735g Quad-Core 1.8GHz processor. Will the latest iRP work on Intel, or only ARM?

For many (many) years I used an Ensoniq EPS sequencer for backing tracks. Just as you describe, it could loop the song until I decided to manually advance to the coda. This was, and still is actually, the hardest thing about adapting performances to iRP. Yes, it does take some pre-planning to...

I've always found this to be a charming and unusual composition. I didn't see it posted. Nat King Cole and Dinah Washington versions somewhat commingled. That Sunday That Summer (C) - Sherman-Weiss

Ah, I thought by "bass notes only" you meant "no drums"... oh well. ;) By the way, this trick of yours will work just as well if you type a period instead of W, and won't be as "unsightly".

On OSX, type % for the single-bar repeat symbol, lower case x for double-bar repeat symbol. Or, you can mouse-click on the desired symbol in the Editor box.

Exporting multiple songs is no harder than exporting just one. For me, it's easiest to make a playlist named "New Additions" or something. After I've collected a bunch, I export the whole playlist at once.

Two other ways I use to exchange files: DiskAid is a free utility for OSX to use in conjunction with FileApp (also free) for iOS. Much easier to transfer files via USB than the ways described in the iRP Tutorials. And you don't need to be connected to the internet. OSX comes with the Bluetooth...

Nice chart. I like these chord changes. You should get in a habit of using double bars for the rehearsal marks (section letters). It frequently makes a big difference when running the iRP Player, and it's easier to read for the human player. Thanks for this and your other posts.

OSX comes with the "Bluetooth File Exchange" utility. It's super easy to share files between my iMac and my Android tablet. Does the new iOS not support Bluetooth File Exchange? If not, then I am dumbfounded!