And the direct sound from iRealPro itself is not all that good they use workable but pretty vanilla samples. Sound quality on any mobile device is going to be fairly low - at least from a hi-fi standpoint. Don’t post charts as an image file, attachment or link to drive, Dropbox etc. I've used it on my iPhone but it's way too fussy to use on that small screen. Only post charts directly from your app in iRp format so they can be downloaded from the forums into the app and opened in the iRp editor. You can use the sandbox for testing and temporary personal list sharing.įor help with a chart, POST your problem chart (in the song forums) along with your question, that makes it easier for members to help.
To experiment with existing songs, select Edit>Duplicate, that way the original chart in your library will remain unchanged. Answers you receive from members there will help others as well.Īs updates to the app have included more features, the learning curve has increased. If you can't find an answer after searching keyword(s) in the Forum, just post your question in one of the support forums. Once youve learned these first basic steps and the options to change tempo, repeats, 0. In OSX look under: Help/Tutorials and Help/Help & Support.īefore you post, review the "sticky" threads here: The beauty of iReal Pro is that you can download the app, import 1000s of chord charts from the forums with a couple of clicks, select one of the songs, press the Play button, and youre ready to start practicing. Or just touch the "?" in the circle at the top of any chart and explore what's there.
There is a detailed tutorial inside the app in Settings/Tutorial/Sharing
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