You can change the sort order of the tunes by tapping on the buttons below the search bar. You can also search for tunes with particular key signatures.įor example, to find all tunes in 7/8, type "7/8" into the search bar. Tunebook assumes that any word which looks like a key name, such as "Ador" or "Bm" is a key signature, so that typing "A" gives you tunes in A, not all tunes with the letter A in the title. You can also search for tunes in a particular key by typing the name of the key, such as "A" or "Edor". Tunebook will treat each word you type as a separate search term and search for any tune which contains all the words in its title. You can filter this list by typing into the search bar at the top of the list. To view a tune, simply tap on it in the tunes list.Įach tune shows its (main) title, time signature and key. This documentation mostly concentrates on the iPad user interface, with notes on the differences for the iPhone version at the end. You now only need to buy Tunebook once to have it on iPad and iPhone/iPod. It's inconvenient, but it's the best I could do. The reason for doing this was that I couldn't discontinue one of the two without abandoning users of it and forcing them to pay again, as wellĪs having to migrate all their tunes to the new app. That is, there are now two apps, Tunebook and Tunebook SD, but they are both the same. I had to decide what to do about the two different apps and decided to make them both identical. It's now possible to create universal apps which have different version for different devices and Tunebook is now universal. Which had a different user interface which took advantage of the larger screen, called Tunebook for iPad. When the iPad was released, I wrote a new version Tunebook was originally written when the iPhone first appeared.
#Anytune export music problems email free#
I originally wanted to make it free for others to use, but it costs real money to register as an iPhone developerĪnd so the charge is intended to cover some of the costs of development. Tunebook started as a fun project for my personal amusement. See The ABC Notation Website for more details on the ABC format. Tunebook is a viewer for music expressed in the ABC format.ĪBC is a simple text-based notation for music and many thousands of tunes are freely available in this format on the Web.ĪBC is also supported by many music applications.
This is out of my control and I'm not happy about the situation. I am appealing against the decision, but things don't look good. I consider this unacceptable and so as things stand, Tunebook will not be updated for the forseeable future. This leaves me with the choice: Stop supporting one of the two apps, make the two apps just support iPhone or iPad respectively, or stop updating altogether., The first two will require some of my customers to purchase the other app and migrate all their data to it.
#Anytune export music problems email update#
I have a fix for this problem, but unfortunately, Apple have rejected the update because Tunebook and Tunebook for iPad have the same functionality which contravenes a new App Store rule. A workround is to rename the ABC file to have the extension ".txt" instead of ".abc".
This is related to the fact that the ".abc" extension for ABC files is also used by the Alembic 3D file format. IOS 13 introduced a bug where it was no longer possible to transfer ABC files to Tunebook. If you have any questions about or problems with Tunebook, email me at jerry.
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