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Thanks for the quick response. I was thinking the cursor needed to be on the time signature to be able to change it.

Can you provide the process (IOS) for changing the time signature at the start of the song? I cannot highlight it to change it. The first highlighted chord/symbol is the first chord of the song.

I should have thought of that! However, the brief tutorial leaves out a lot. I know there is extensive information in various places on the iReal Pro site, but greater detail and a "how-to" presentation format all in one comprehensive document would be more helpful to me personally - but...

Bob, Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I haven't edited in a while, so am not familiar with the new, explanded editing features -very different from the earlier screens. Is there a detailed tutorial available that illustrates the features (and how to use them) of the latest editing...

The "o" works for diminished, but how do you enter a half-diminished symbol from the (Android or IOS) keyboard?

How do you enter the partially diminished symbol?

Thanks, Niki. I just found those choices yesterday - even though I've been using iReal Pro for a long time. Just haven't kept up with the updates since my original settings have served me well! Still, if you can't create a "Silence" choice for an instrument, please consider my other thread...

A very easy alternative would be to simply have silence as one of the (sticky) accompanying instruments - for both the bass and the treble. That should be easy to do and would keep me from having to silence an instrument from one song to the next.

A very easy alternative would be to simply have silence as one of the (sticky) accompanying instruments - for both the bass and the treble. That should be easy to do and would keep me from having to silence an instrument from one song to the next.

I actually put the tempo in with the title to accomplish the same thing....

Currently, you can only have a guitar with the guitar trio "style". If it were one of the instruments (along with organ, piano, vibraphone, etc.) then it could be used with any style. I suspect that may not be a simple process, but you've certainly made other substantial improvements in the 4...

The point is, when I change the style on a song, I don't usually want the tempo to change. If the two were un-linked, it would make changing styles easier...

When I change backgound styles on a song, iRealPro changes the song':)s tempo to your default tempo for that style. I would like to be able to change the style and still keep the same tempo without having to re-enter it every time I want to change styles.

You should enable us to set the volume levels for each instrument for each song. For some songs I want a lower drum or bass (or other instrument) volume and for others a greater volume. As it is, once volume is set for the 3 instruments, that holds true for all song. It doesn't seem like a...

Discovered my own answer. The backup e-mail message produced from my iPad says the playlists/charts can be imported into an Android device as well as the Apple systems. So, that tells me there is no re-formatting or re-processing involved.

I have edited songs on my personal playlist on my iPad and have backed them upl If I buy an Android device (and the iReal b app) will I be able - on that device - to import and/or use the charts/playlists that I have created on my iPad? Or, must I start from scratch and do it all over again...

You have been a big help -- the example is just what I needed. I had thought the coda would be used each time the song repeated. But, of course, I didn't try it.:) And, even though the crowd doesn't notice it (the 'polished' ending), you know that you and I would! Thanks again.... I have...

Thanks much for the example (can I include it in my playlist?). So, aparently the coda only activates the final time through -- Is that correct? And, in the edit view, what does the down red arrow signify at the coda? And, finally, what is it that cuts out the bass at the end? I appreciate...

I have used the text box (in the editor) to put the first note (or first 2 or 3 notes) above the first bar of the song. Just type in the notes and use the up arrow to place them above the bar. As you said, even for seasoned musicians, this often is helpful.

When I set the song to repeat 2 or 3 times, how can I create a "final" two or three measures ending? If, for example, the song is set to play 3 times, I can't use a coda or D.S. or D.C. because that will occur with each repetition of the song. I can't think of a way to create a 2, 3, or 4...