I'm new here and not entirely sure what I'm doing iv downloaded the jazz , blues , country playlists and also a few artists like Beatles that I found in the forums however is there a way to view shared playlists by others that have for example other Beatles playlists or will it just be individual songs I need then to make my own , any advice is appreciated, thank yous , loving the app
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- Thread starter Realroy
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The fantastic thing about iReal pro is how different users can easily use iRp in different ways to help them along their individual musical path.
Playlists are a convenient way to load a lot of content into your app’s library.
But…..as a musician you can only play one song at a time.
My advice (to start with) is pick a song (1). Find as many versions of that song as you can in the forums and import the charts one by one.
https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/How-To-Search-For-Or-Request-A-Song-Chart.15145/
Compare them, play them, switch player styles, switch instruments in the mixer, try different keys.
Pick the chart that’s closest to your truth and tweak a DUPLICATE in the editor to include ideas you liked in other charts.
Explore everything that’s behind the question mark (?) at the top of most any app page
The above described “exercise” will help you explore the various features in iRp.
Then how you use iRp depends on your musical direction…
Practice tracks for learning your instrument(s)
Making band charts for gigs.
Just jam tracks.
Songs to help you move from 3 chord land into ii-V-I territory.
Using chord diagrams to learn how to play new (2U) extended chords…
It’s up to you.
Have fun.
)BOB
Playlists are a convenient way to load a lot of content into your app’s library.
But…..as a musician you can only play one song at a time.
My advice (to start with) is pick a song (1). Find as many versions of that song as you can in the forums and import the charts one by one.
https://forums.irealpro.com/threads/How-To-Search-For-Or-Request-A-Song-Chart.15145/
Compare them, play them, switch player styles, switch instruments in the mixer, try different keys.
Pick the chart that’s closest to your truth and tweak a DUPLICATE in the editor to include ideas you liked in other charts.
Explore everything that’s behind the question mark (?) at the top of most any app page
The above described “exercise” will help you explore the various features in iRp.
Then how you use iRp depends on your musical direction…
Practice tracks for learning your instrument(s)
Making band charts for gigs.
Just jam tracks.
Songs to help you move from 3 chord land into ii-V-I territory.
Using chord diagrams to learn how to play new (2U) extended chords…
It’s up to you.
Have fun.
)BOB
