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Judging from plectrumking's 4 bars of Jingle Bells, I wouldn't lose any sleep over his drive-by criticism. Maybe one day he'll post a chart that humbles us all with its brilliant insight and subtle artistic interpretation, but don't hold your breath.

I peeked at some of my other apps and, like Niki said, buttons are configured both ways. For me, it makes the most sense for iReal's mode button to indicate which mode you are currently in. And, as for "a simple heading somewhere on the page", I'll have to concur with Bob - there aren't a whole...

This is the procedure I've come to use for chart modification: I made a folder in iReal on my iPod Touch named "To Fix" where I move files that I decide need some tinkering. (In my case, this is on a gig where, even if I wanted to edit on my iPod, I wouldn't have time.) The next day I fix them...

I wasn't lazy, just afraid. I had too many iReal-dependant jobs in December to worry about learning curves or unpleasant surprises. Now that I have some down time, I think I'll go ahead and press the dreaded "Update" button...

Does this mean you've updated to Pro?

This thread might be helpful: https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/Searching-for-Blues-styles.3946/

When I play that on my piano, I hear A/D. Just an A triad with a D bass note.

If you're placing that on the far right measure, it can run off the page and the Player doesn't care. (But someone else trying to read the chart might care.) ;)

If my reply was so rude that it made Jaydiem delete his post, I apologize. I do NOT want to discourage suggestions for improvements. If it helps fix a bug, or makes iReal simpler to use, or would be of general benefit to all, I have no gripe. But all too often (evidence this 35-page thread)...

Second that. And I can think of more useful features for iReal other than "cheesy pickup lines" and "rockin' poses" well worth the programmers' time. By all means, call your brother.

I gig using iReal as my "sidemen" quite frequently. (It is, in fact, the sole purpose I bought my iPod Touch for originally.) And I often use "tricks" in my personal charts to make the Player do things (especially on endings). But, as I've said before, files posted for public distribution...

Under The Boardwalk This is not my chart. But it's on my computer so I must have downloaded it from the Forum at some point (although it didn't show up in a search). [Edit] Decided there was no good reason to re-post a mediocre chart, so I tweaked it: Under The Boardwalk (G) - Kenny...

Couldn't find the Charlie Brown Christmas version posted, so here it is. Guaraldi's interludes are separated by double bars. Start playing from where it says "Intro" in the [B] section. Greensleeves (What Child Is This) - Traditional (Dix)

Couldn't find the Charlie Brown Christmas version posted, so here it is. Guaraldi's interludes are separated by double bars. Start playing from where it says "Intro" in the [B] section. Greensleeves (What Child Is This) - Vince Guaraldi arrangement Greensleeves (What Child Is This) -...

I have just posted an alternate version here: https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/Greensleeves-(What-Child-Is-This)-Vince-Guaraldi-arrangement.8649/

1. The fundamental reason for iReal's existence is as an educational aid for musicians who want to practice playing their instruments. 2. It's a misconception to think iReal plays the same each time. Actually it's programmed to more closely simulate a live rhythm section by producing slight...

Killing Me Softly with His Song was composed by Charles Fox with lyrics by Norman Gimbel

Apology not necessary, but accepted. ;) Including the composer's name whenever possible improves iReal's search function in both the Forum and on your device. Plus it never hurts to enhance one's own musical knowledge while crediting someone's work at the same time. Plus I'm kind of OCD about...

You're welcome. And thanks for your tip too. I'll try that html transfer procedure... next year when I update to iRealPro ;)

One improvement would be to credit these composers: All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth is by Donald Yetter Gardner Blue Christmas is by Billy Hayes and Jay W. Johnson O Holy Night is by Adolphe Adam O Tannenbaum is by Ernst Anschütz White Christmas is by Irving Berlin