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iMac / OSX Lion 10.7.5 (11G63) / iReal Pro Version 6.0.1 (7345) When the time signature is 2/4, the drums drop out after a few bars, come back in out of sync, drop out again. Edit: This happens during the 2nd cycle, after the "Double Time" kicks in. O Christmas Tree (C) - Traditional Tried it...

Just touch/hold the 2nd measure and start playing from there.

Try using a variation of this drums-only section to bring in the intro: https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/Film&p=16605.8481/#post-16605

The new iOS version has affected many long-time iRB customers: https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/Version-6-0-for-iOS-has-been-released&p=25767&highlight=.10469/#post-25767 Perhaps you could contact Technimo LLC and try to make arrangements to get an older version of the app...

Love the New Styles Just wanted to say I think the new styles (and tweaks on the old styles) are wonderful. Happy I'll have the trad/N.O. styles when Mardi Gras rolls around (love the tuba 'n' banjo!). Blue Note sounds great and is a much-needed alternative to using a Latin style on "boogaloo"...

Sorry, Keith. I use iRP on live gigs constantly and I can't remember one single instance where I accidentally changed the key, tempo or style (and I'm using an iPod - talk about a small screen!). However, I frequently make such changes on purpose and I don't consider it "unfortunate" to be able...

[Pencil Icon] ➜ Edit ➜ ⓘ ➜ Style ➜ [choose a style or customize one] If no chart is labeled with a customized style name, it shouldn't appear on the Style selection list.

I'm pretty sure if you just correct your typo it'll automatically disappear from your Style options list, although you may need to restart the app. (I'm still using the un-updated iOS, but that's how I did some housecleaning on OSX a while back.)

I've listened to the demos (12 additional jazz settings) on OSX and they're very good. They really should be posted on the irealpro web site for folks to audition.

Nope, not asking for anything free. I like the great new styles and they are worth every penny, obviously a lot of work went into them. And I'd happily fork out the 5 bucks each for iOS and OSX - if I could use them on both. It's one thing to optimize an app for 7 and above; it's another thing...

So, I'm gonna have to buy a new iPod Touch, since my 4th Gen only updates to 6.1.6. That kinda sucks.

Only a few of my charts have the verse. I'll post some as I come across them. A major disincentive is that so many verses are rubato, which is okay on iRP for reading purposes but not so okay for using the Player function. I have fakebook materials going back to the 1940s and I've never seen...

If all else fails, here are the two (free) file-transfer apps I use, in order to avoid the email ordeal: DiskAid on my iMac, and FileApp on my iPod.

Memphis Tennessee - Chuck Berry I fudged a little on one bar. They play it two different ways for singing and soloing, so I took the easy way out. :rolleyes:

Town Without Pity (Gene Pitney version in B minor) Town Without Pity - Dimitri Tiomkin-Ned Washington Important: To make the modulation happen, set your "Practice / Key" to +1. More Important: Don't forget to re-set it before you play your next tune. :D

I'm no dixieland expert but I generally agree with everything you say. If a midi tuba can't meet iRealPro's high standards, better to avoid it. And I definitely wouldn't want a horn section with collective improvisation! For my own purposes, just a more simplified bass/drums style would work...

Woo hoo! Then maybe now's the time to re-request: A dixieland/2nd line style; and drumstick clicks as a "Count In Sound" option. I really look forward to each update. This great app just keeps getting greater and greater!

Style Request: Jazz - Brushes I'm suggesting Jazz - Brushes (as opposed to the current Jazz - Ballad Swing setting) for those more up-tempo "cool jazz" tunes where sticks are too predominating but you still want the walking bass line. And BTW, to my ear, the current ballad brushes sound loud...

I repeat: Reasonable. Just saying this is someone's personal playlist and should be reviewed before it's carved in granite ;)

After a quick glance, I do see several tunes that shouldn't be identified as Dixie or Trad. May I suggest some reasonable editing before making it sticky, so as not to misinform younger impressionable students. (And also to conform to standard iRp scoring.) Otherwise, a great list with some...