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I also notice that tunes don't always play the same sections in the same order when I use global repetitions. In other words, a tune set at 2x does not always just play the same sequence of sections that it plays at 1x, but twice through. That's one reason I avoid using global repetitions with...

Your D.C. al Coda appears not to be operative.

I don't consider it hijacked at all — just developed into a very interesting thread. Thanks.

Bass players would love it if you could add an option to make the chord player's chords playback rootless.

Yes, D.C. does not exempt the Intro; it plays the whole Intro if it's at the top. Apparently there are those in programming who feel that is the most common arrangement, i.e., for D.C. to replay the intro. I don't get that, personally, but that's what they say when asked. But D.S. Is a way...

Regarding the several requests for ukulele grids similar to the existing guitar grids: when you do add uke grids, you'll need to make them a bit assignable as to tunings. There seem to be two popular tunings for soprano and concert ukes: G4-C4-E4-A4 and A4-D4-F#4-B4 and other standard tunings...

And if you also have iReal Pro on your Mac, you can use DiskAid on your Mac and FileApp on your two phones to transfer whole playlists between devices with just USB cables -- no Internet connection needed. Both DiskAid and FileApp are free, and it's like they were made for iReal Pro files, they...

. . . When you swipe a page slowly, it appears to curl under your finger, like a real paper page might do. And you can see the "print" (chord symbols, etc.) showing through the page in reverse, like it would on thin paper. HOW the devil did you guys do that? I think I know WHY you did it...

Those two charts don't play back the same for me. One plays AABA while the other plays AABAA.

Well, there's really nothing new on my list. All the Metheny tunes I have I got from this forum.

Thanks, DaleMac, I'll check that out. I tend to think that both versions have identical features.

I think I must not be understanding what you want because what I'm hearing sounds too simple. Like this: A1-A1-A2 - Unknown Composer

Back to lyrics (the original thread topic) . . . I've been working with adding lyrics directly to iReal Pro charts using Text mode for quite a few months now. I've made full arrangements of some pretty complex tunes, lyrics-wise (e.g., Begin the Beguine, C'est Si Bon, Day In Day Out, Night and...

Transferring iReal Pro files easily without Internet Actually, I've found that using DiskAid on my Macbook and FileApp on my iPhones, I can send iReal Pro files back and forth in either direction. I can even send quickly between phones using DiskAid on my Mac as an intermediary. Both DiskAid...

Turn search results into a Playlist? (If there's already a way to do this, I'd sure appreciate somebody filling me in.) I just did a search for "Pat Metheny" and came up with 20 tunes. It sure would be nice to turn those 20 tunes into a "Pat Metheny" Playlist without having to add them one at...

Frank Vignola made a book of easy walking bass lines to simplified versions of ten jazz standards with chord progressions commonly encountered in jazz. He suggests studying these bass lines and playing them along with a chord player, but there is no accompanying CD with his book. So here are...

Yes, I and at least one other have requested this. I've been calling it a "drum rest" but I wouldn't care what they decide to call it. There are quite a few tunes that really need it in playback. "Autumn Leaves," "C'est Si Bon" and "Ain't No Sunshine" come to mind.

Not yet, Massimo. Been too busy to get into another project. Hope to this weekend, if not sooner.

dflat, I'm sorry to report that this particular crash (I.e., sudden Large chord symbols, Editor crashes to black) occurs even when I have zero other apps open -- not Safari or Settings, even -- just iReal Pro. Two such crashes in the last hour. Both occurred the same way: I wasn't in Editor at...

Again, for beginning to intermediate bassists. Again, probably of interest only to beginning to intermediate bass players: Audio supplement to Robert Rawlins' book "How to Play from a Real Book," Chapter 5, pp. 58-66, including an application of his recommended 1-2-3-5, 8-7-6-5 bass lines to...