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Composed by Chick Webb and Hoagy Carmichael??? (bad joke) This is one of those charts obvious made for personal play-along, rather than for sharing and reading. So I'll just point out some technical loose ends. It's always a good practice to pair a double-bar with any section letters, and at...

In my experience, the whoosh sound does not guarantee an email has been sent successfully.

It's probably your email client server settings, rather than your iPhone or iReal. I know my mine won't let me send anything from my iPod Touch because it "does not allow relaying" and everything ends up dumped in the Outbox folder. Open your Mail app and see what's there. Also check for any...

Woo Hoo!! A Sync button would be insanely great! Happy to know it's on a list. In the meantime, just to let folks know, I'm using two free app's to avoid the email transfer ordeal: DiskAid OSX on my iMac in conjunction with FileApp iOS on my iPod Touch. It only works one way (Mac to iPod) and...

A somewhat off-topic footnote regarding barlines, for nimbleswitch and anyone else who's interested: The Player doesn't completely ignore double-barlines and repeat symbols - they will affect the drum pattern slightly. A random double-barline is usually followed by a cymbal crash on the first...

This looks similar to your chart for C'est Si Bon (which didn't play as you described it for me either). I think this may be a programming quirk, since the repeats/endings play fine when the A and B structures are reversed (see attached): New Song 5 - Unknown Composer Let's hope the Admin's...

Oops, sorry: iPod Touch 4G iOS Version 6.1.5. And I still haven't updated to iRealPro yet, so I guess this info wasn't as helpful as I had hoped. All too true. 99% of the time, I just hit the Play button, occasionally glacing at the screen to remind me how many repeats are left. Long-time...

I looked at it on my iPod Touch. With the screen in portrait mode, it does squeeze all 13 lines into the display but, of course, it's smaller and harder to read than a "normal" chart. Generally, I'm all in favor of tricking the machine when possible AND when necessary. But I agree this...

I concur. And let me add my own thanks to Bob and other active members who consistently provide help and lend their experience in this Forum.

duh, I dunno.... how does all that magic stuff work with iTunes? ;) When iReal lets us bypass that pain-in-the-butt emailing step, it will truly be "PRO". P.S. I have a sneaking suspicion more than a few people are using this Forum as their "cloud" storage.

Call me a cockeyed optimist, but I'm hoping someday there will be a "Sync" button on the OSX program we can click that instantly copies all our revisions to the iOS app... ...are you listening, Santa Claus?

My ears agree with you, that does happen a bit too frequently. I believe this has been explained before as programming the Player to approximate a "live" performance, where the bassist might not always play the root on the downbeat. (I'm thankful the drums aren't programmed to play too loud and...

Are you describing a Coda? If so, this function is already in the app.

Not necessary to add beats (spaces) to the measures. Just split each existing measure with a bar line. The Player will still recognize and play the time signature, and the chart won't be any longer than it already is.

Here's what I use when I want to mark a tempo: Break Song (F) Note: the the = symbol is not accepted by the file code, so I substitute ~

Yes. I fumbled around for about a week on my iPod Touch with my big fat fingers before springing for the OSX version. It's infinitely easier and faster to edit (and preview and sort) on my iMac. I can honestly say it's the best twenty bucks I ever spent.

Here are some symbols that shouldn't interfere with the code. ∗ ⁕ ※ ‗ ═ › ≻ ＞

You can touch-and-drag to place the cursor without using the backspace key. Fairly sure that's just an inherent characteristic of Apple's iOS keyboard rather than iReal, since it's the same with other apps. I do all my editing with OSX so I'm afraid I can't suggest many tips for iOS. But I will...

iReal can run in the background. After a little practice and some getting used to, it's pretty easy to start the Player then quickly open lyrics (or, for that matter, a chart with the melody) from another app. Of course, you won't be able to see both at the same time. But I wouldn't hold my...

Happy to help, glad it worked. BTW, Dream A Little Dream Of Me was written by Fabian Andre, Wilbur Schwandt and Gus Kahn (1931) and Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (Ma' Baby) by Billy Austin and Louis Jordan (1943). Sorry, I'm just a bit obsessive about composers. ;)