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Ah, got it. I'll let you know what I find. Thanks!

I'll run a few tests when I have a chance. Saving the file as audio is a possibility - I could even edit the count-in part in the sound editor and lengthen it. But it would take away some of the convenience of having it all in one program.

I haven't had the Bluetooth speaker for more than a few weeks, and I actually have noticed the lag and "wake up" delay before, but I hadn't had a chance to use the new speaker for practice with iReal. But again: I have no problem with the delay! I have a problem with the speaker taking one or...

It's a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone, fairly powerful. I haven't had a chance yet to do actual calculations or tests, I just noticed it very strongly yesterday as I practiced along with iReal. Yes, there is a delay between video and audio when using a Bluetooth speaker. I don't know if this is normal...

Yea, you'd think it would wake it up... I have tried getting the count in going and then stopping it as soon as I hear it so I can restart the song, but the short pause in between is enough to turn down the volume again to some degree. I think adding a 3rd bar to the count in would save a lot of...

Hi. I have a Bose SoundLink Mini which sounds great, but not only does it have a delay between the count on the screen and the sound appearing on the speaker, but it also takes a while for the sound to slowly fade in to normal. A count-in of 2 bars is not enough, especially when the song I...

Thanks, I had found that one earlier, too, but it doesn't have the visual aspect that I'd find helpful.

That's a nice way to do this, too - I might use that some day if I need it - thanks :-)

Quick follow-up, it worked like a charm, thanks :-)

Ah, thanks for the slash explanation. I have worked as a teacher for a while and know that different people think and learn in different ways. I tend to learn best if I have a visual of something, and I know I'm not the only one. So I'd really like to see the button layout and some explanatory...

Ooh, didn't think of that... That might work. The last bar goes like: C G C - with the last C being the end of the song. I could make this into a 2/4 measure of "C G", and it should end back on the C with a fermata, right?

Hi. Yes, I've gone through the Tutorials, but it would be nice to have a simple one sheet manual that gives a short explanation of every part of the editor interface. I don't know for example what the slash next to N.C. means, etc. Does such a thing exist yet? Thanks!

Hi. I'm running version 6.0.4 on Android. I have a song that ends on the third beat of the last bar. I was able to mute the fourth beat (using N.C.), but then it plays the end chord on beat 1 of the next bar that shouldn't be there. I placed a double end bar line, but I don't know if that does...

Ah, he started this in 1930 - that's why I'm not familiar with the style ;-) I'm too much of a traditionalist to look at much else. But now at least I know!

OK, that saves me a lot of research time, thanks again :-D

I actually found the exact song I was working on in the Gypsy Jazz thread :-) (not sure if it's the same tune, though). Not even sure what the heck Gypsy Jazz is - all I know is that in iReal, that's the closest to Traditional Jazz if I want to practice my tunes... But I guess I'll search some...

Some day, I might, but I think I better spend some time looking through the forums about copyright and stuff. Besides, I don't see a lot of posts for Traditional Jazz (i.e. Jazz before 1930), so I don't know if there's even any demand for the moldy tunes I'll be entering into my phone :-) As I...

In fact, given the concept of the templates and the post about the spaces per line, I figured I'd redo the entire song, so I created a copy of an existing song with a similar structure, and here we go, I finally have my song in the format I want it to be :-) Thanks again!

Ah, this does help, thanks :-) Hopefully, I can figure things out from there. Thanks again!

Thanks for the links, I'll take a look at them. Otherwise, this explains the "strange" behavior I've experienced when working with this, but I still don't know how most charts I look at fit exactly 4 bars into one line while I don't seem to be able to achieve this.