#irealpro — Public Fediverse posts
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Share any iReal Pro playlist as a plain-text setlist your whole band can read.
When you build a playlist for a show, you can send it out as a text setlist, just the song titles in the order you’ll play them. Because it’s plain text, anyone can read it, whether or not they use iReal Pro. Everyone gets the running order in a format they can open anywhere.
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Share any iReal Pro playlist as a plain-text setlist your whole band can read.
When you build a playlist for a show, you can send it out as a text setlist, just the song titles in the order you’ll play them. Because it’s plain text, anyone can read it, whether or not they use iReal Pro. Everyone gets the running order in a format they can open anywhere.
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Set exactly how iReal Pro counts you in: its volume, its length, and the click sounds.
The count in gives you a moment to get ready before the backing track starts, and iReal Pro lets you shape every part of it. In the Mixer you can control how loud the count is, how many bars it lasts, and which sounds mark the downbeat and the other beats. The Auto duration adapts to the song, giving you more time when you need it.
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Set exactly how iReal Pro counts you in: its volume, its length, and the click sounds.
The count in gives you a moment to get ready before the backing track starts, and iReal Pro lets you shape every part of it. In the Mixer you can control how loud the count is, how many bars it lasts, and which sounds mark the downbeat and the other beats. The Auto duration adapts to the song, giving you more time when you need it.
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Match iReal Pro's backing tracks to any instrument that isn't at standard 440 pitch.
Not every instrument sits at the standard concert pitch of A4 = 440 Hz. Acoustic pianos drift over time, many European ensembles tune to 442, and some horns or organs sit slightly sharp or flat by design. Instead of retuning your instrument, you can move iReal Pro's playback to meet it, so the backing track and your instrument are in tune together.
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Match iReal Pro's backing tracks to any instrument that isn't at standard 440 pitch.
Not every instrument sits at the standard concert pitch of A4 = 440 Hz. Acoustic pianos drift over time, many European ensembles tune to 442, and some horns or organs sit slightly sharp or flat by design. Instead of retuning your instrument, you can move iReal Pro's playback to meet it, so the backing track and your instrument are in tune together.
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Change the time signature of any song in iReal Pro, or mix multiple time signatures within the same chart.
iReal Pro doesn't tie backing track styles to specific time signatures. Any style (jazz, bossa nova, funk, rock, salsa) can play in any meter you choose, and you can even switch meters mid-song. This makes the app a powerful tool for arranging, recomposing, or just experimenting with how a tune feels in a different time.
#iRealPro #TimeSignatures #OddMeter #JazzPractice #MusicTheory
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Change the time signature of any song in iReal Pro, or mix multiple time signatures within the same chart.
iReal Pro doesn't tie backing track styles to specific time signatures. Any style (jazz, bossa nova, funk, rock, salsa) can play in any meter you choose, and you can even switch meters mid-song. This makes the app a powerful tool for arranging, recomposing, or just experimenting with how a tune feels in a different time.
#iRealPro #TimeSignatures #OddMeter #JazzPractice #MusicTheory
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Two ways to transpose a song in iReal Pro — and when to use each.
iReal Pro offers two transposition methods that solve different problems. Soft transposition temporarily displays the song in a new key without changing its underlying data — great for sight-reading practice or quickly trying a tune in a different key. Hard transposition permanently changes the song's default key, which is what you want when you've decided a tune sits better in a different key for good.
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Two ways to transpose a song in iReal Pro — and when to use each.
iReal Pro offers two transposition methods that solve different problems. Soft transposition temporarily displays the song in a new key without changing its underlying data — great for sight-reading practice or quickly trying a tune in a different key. Hard transposition permanently changes the song's default key, which is what you want when you've decided a tune sits better in a different key for good.
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Salut le fedivers ! Y a du #musicien de #jazz par ici ? Je cherche une #alternative à #irealpro payante ou pas mais qui prend soin de ma vie privée et idéalement sur #fdroid
Le repouet ajoute des dièses mignons, c'est Fa Si'l à dire !
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Does anyone know how to enter a D7♯9♭13 chord in iRealPro? I don't see this chord quality on https://www.irealpro.com/ireal-pro-custom-chord-chart-protocol #irealpro #jazz (ping @iRealPro)
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Does anyone know how to enter a D7♯9♭13 chord in iRealPro? I don't see this chord quality on https://www.irealpro.com/ireal-pro-custom-chord-chart-protocol #irealpro #jazz (ping @iRealPro)
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I've been off the horn for a few weeks fighting a bad case of bronchitis.
Now I'm recovered and trying to get my sound back together.
Here's a little "Silver and Gold" ala Yukon Cornelius with a ska-ish(?) backing track generated with #irealpro