04-17-2015, 01:34 AM
Here's some of what's new:
- Multiple display modes including a two page display, half page turns in portrait, and vertical scrolling. The default single page view now has proper scrolling animations when turning pages.
- Automatic cropping along with a manual cropping editor for fine tuning
- Support for rotating any file types just in MS Pro (original file is left untouched)
- Support for text and chord pro files, including support for transposing
- Support for up to four pedals. Unlike the original MS, almost any device can now be supported
- Automatic scrolling now works really well. I've added tons of options to control the scrolling. When paired with the vertical scrolling mode, it's really nice
- Support for up to 20 fields with options to disable the fields you don't use. You can also control the formatting of song titles on the library screen
- A new dark theme
- Support for MIDI
- A new custom audio player that is much easier to use and looks much better. It also supports a-b looping to repeat sections of a track
- Performance improvements over the whole app and a lot of polish
- Support for page ordering so that you can define whatever order you want with repeats. For example, you can specify 1-3, 1-2, 4, 5, and the five page file would be shown as 7 pages in MobileSheetsPro, and you could turn through the pages in that order.
- A much improved group/setlist editor that supports drag & drop for ordering. I also added multiple sorting modes for songs and setlists.
- Sharing and exporting features so that you can easily send songs or setlists to others
- Tons of improvements to the annotations editor
- New metronome visual modes and improvements to performance
- A new quick action bar that makes it really fast to access features without needing to bring up the overlay
marais - This is very high on my priority list. I just haven't tackled it yet because there are really some really complex issues to tackle with editing existing annotations. I have to figure out if once I "flatten the PDF" if I will still be able to support editing those annotations, or if I will only support editing annotations that are placed on top of the page. Obviously I think people would prefer the former, but it means most of my annotations framework won't work the way it is now.
Gerry - yes, you can restore using the new companion. You can also leave MS on your tablet as long as you want. This was one of the reasons for going with a separate app - I wanted people to be able to switch at their leisure.
Mike
- Multiple display modes including a two page display, half page turns in portrait, and vertical scrolling. The default single page view now has proper scrolling animations when turning pages.
- Automatic cropping along with a manual cropping editor for fine tuning
- Support for rotating any file types just in MS Pro (original file is left untouched)
- Support for text and chord pro files, including support for transposing
- Support for up to four pedals. Unlike the original MS, almost any device can now be supported
- Automatic scrolling now works really well. I've added tons of options to control the scrolling. When paired with the vertical scrolling mode, it's really nice
- Support for up to 20 fields with options to disable the fields you don't use. You can also control the formatting of song titles on the library screen
- A new dark theme
- Support for MIDI
- A new custom audio player that is much easier to use and looks much better. It also supports a-b looping to repeat sections of a track
- Performance improvements over the whole app and a lot of polish
- Support for page ordering so that you can define whatever order you want with repeats. For example, you can specify 1-3, 1-2, 4, 5, and the five page file would be shown as 7 pages in MobileSheetsPro, and you could turn through the pages in that order.
- A much improved group/setlist editor that supports drag & drop for ordering. I also added multiple sorting modes for songs and setlists.
- Sharing and exporting features so that you can easily send songs or setlists to others
- Tons of improvements to the annotations editor
- New metronome visual modes and improvements to performance
- A new quick action bar that makes it really fast to access features without needing to bring up the overlay
marais - This is very high on my priority list. I just haven't tackled it yet because there are really some really complex issues to tackle with editing existing annotations. I have to figure out if once I "flatten the PDF" if I will still be able to support editing those annotations, or if I will only support editing annotations that are placed on top of the page. Obviously I think people would prefer the former, but it means most of my annotations framework won't work the way it is now.
Gerry - yes, you can restore using the new companion. You can also leave MS on your tablet as long as you want. This was one of the reasons for going with a separate app - I wanted people to be able to switch at their leisure.
Mike