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I often use two connected tablets.
When I transpose a song on one tablet the transpose iformation is not given to the second tablet.
Transpose_Connected.pdf (Size: 579.39 KB / Downloads: 6)
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I'm assuming this is a feature request as I have never supported sending over that kind of information through the Connect Tablets feature for any file type.
Mike
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I think it makes only sense in book mode, not so much for follower and leader which not necessarily use the same keys/instruments.
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I think, it might be an additional option for the connection mode?
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13" - Point of View POV_TAB-P1325, Android 4.1.1
13" - Point of View POV_TAB-I1345, Android 5.1.1
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I don't support temporarily transposing, so the only way for me to support this at the moment would be to force the follower device to change it's settings to match the transpose key on the leader device (meaning it would be the same as if you opened the transpose dialog and changed the key). Long term I could look into supporting a way to only make the change temporary so that when the devices are disconnected it could be reset. Are you wanting it to be permanent though?
Mike
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If I assume my type of application, then the change should not be permanent, but only follow the transposition signal of the leading tablet when connected.
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13" - Point of View POV_TAB-P1325, Android 4.1.1
13" - Point of View POV_TAB-I1345, Android 5.1.1
Microsoft Surface Pro 4; Windows 10
Phone: Motorola Moto G3, Android 6.0