Jam Mode with backing tracks: the host taps Play the track with the band and the song's track comes in after the count-in, with everyone's lyrics following it. Bandmates can turn on Play the track on this device to hear it too. Check My Mic: the first time you use Voice Follow, QMe asks you to sing a line while you play and shows what to change if your instrument is louder than your voice. A short tip shows in the song if Voice Follow can't hear the words. Pause and Play: a backing track always comes right back, and pausing during the intro carries on instead of starting over. Plus translation fixes.

Made for iPhone Duo: film yourself with the rear camera while your lyrics face you on the outer screen. Prop it open for Stage view, words on top and big controls below, or hold it like a book for a two-page chart. Backup rigs for HeadRush: pick up to five trusted sounds. If a rig is too much for the room, tap Swap sound mid-song and QMe changes it over Wi-Fi, no cable. After the song, keep it for that section, the whole song, or just tonight. Plus fixes.

Invite your band with one link: bandmates who have QMe join the jam straight from it, and anyone without QMe can follow along in their browser. New to QMe? Get a start guide by email, and a reminder if you haven't added your first song yet. Plus fixes.

Translation: show a second language in smaller print under each line of a song, on your prompter, Audience View and the audience link. Turn it on or off for each song and edit any line (iOS 18 or later). New to QMe? A 60-second tour with the Lights Up sample song, then a Get stage-ready checklist for your first set. Add a gig date to a setlist and QMe reminds you the day before. A step-by-step setup when you connect your pedal or modeler. Plus fixes.

HeadRush over Wi-Fi: QMe sees your HeadRush rigs by name. Search and pick a sound for each song or section, or hold the guitar button and change the rig on the pedal to learn it. QMe switches rigs as you play. One sound for the whole song, or for every Verse and Chorus, with one tap. QMe suggests the rig named after your song, and can match your whole library at once. MIDI: rig changes from your gear are heard reliably, and the MIDI Monitor shows what your gear sends. Jam codes typed on any keyboard now work, plus fixes.

Jam Mode: switch to Chart view in a jam on iPhone and iPad. Each player picks Lyrics or Chart, and when the leader changes key, everyone's chords change too. The leader's screen now lights the line being sung in every scroll mode, and the other lines stay easier to read ahead. Voice Follow tells you when your mixer or interface input is too loud, so you know to turn down the gain. A smaller download, plus fixes.

QMe now speaks your language: the whole app in French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Italian and Japanese. It follows your iPhone or iPad's language, or pick one for QMe alone in Settings. Chart view lights up the words as you sing them, just like the lyrics view. Chords found for you only come from the artist you picked. The record screen fits on every iPhone, take names show in full in Takes, and Format for shows every size on iPad. Fixes: the metronome screen, the Loop button next to AirPlay, and a song's label no longer shows over your picture.

Chords found for you: add a song, pick it from the search, and QMe fills in the chords and lyrics by itself from the best-rated version. Try another version with one tap. No chords out there? It fills in the lyrics. Videos sized for every app: share a take for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, the Instagram and Facebook feed, Square or YouTube, and drag to choose what stays in the frame. Your original take is kept. Search AZLyrics puts the lyrics straight into QMe, and Ultimate Guitar opens inside QMe with only the free chord versions listed. Import several Suno songs at once as a new setlist. Chords from stems also reads Suno's MIDI files. The count-in brings your backing track or Apple Music in right on the beat. Your version number is on Home, with a note when an update is out. Fix: a song with no marks waits on the first line until you mark it.

Voice Follow learns each song every time you sing it: your pace, the sound of the song, where you repeat or skip, and the words it mishears. It's saved with the song on all your devices, and the song's Voice settings show what it has learned. Words color in as you sing, on your prompter too (switch in Audience View settings). The lines you're not singing are easier to read ahead. USB audio interfaces and mixers: Voice Follow hears whichever input you sing into, with an Input choice under Mic Level, and keeps listening when you press play. Fixes: Voice Follow could fail to start with the Instrument Filter on, on newer iPadOS. Marking a song waits at the top for your first mark. Delete Account removes everything. Pro and Lifetime accounts no longer see the free-trial banner.

New Home Screen widgets for iPhone and iPad: your next gig with a countdown and the songs in your set, plus the last song you played. Tap to open it. Two QMe songs to try, with stems and timed lyrics: Lights Up and Turn It Up. Audience View: in Auto with Apple Music or a backing track, the words now fill in with your color in time with the music. Preview Audience View is one tap from the song menu. Each song remembers its music: Apple Music, backing track or Off. Bought a backing track or stems from any store? Open it in QMe and add it to one of your songs. Chart view follows your text size, and you can pinch to resize it. Time the Words from the Vocal: songs with a vocal stem light up word for word on the audience screens. Voice Follow learns your songs: the more you sing a song, the better it keeps up with you. Live mixer for QMe Stage: run your Behringer X32 from the Mixer tab. Routing: send the click, count-in and each part of your tracks to output 1, 2 or both. Rebuilt guitar and drum tuners, with a steadier needle. When you change key, chords use the right sharps and flats, and slash chords move too. Find a backing track on JamKazam (US). Fixes: Apple Music no longer freezes the controls, restarting a song starts clean, chords stay over their words on long lines, plus fixes for Takes, Jam, setlists, the metronome and song import.

QMe Stage for Mac: run the show from your Mac. Stage windows for every screen, showing the band's lyrics with chords or the audience's words, and a show panel to line up the next song, reorder the set or switch setlists, then Go. 30 days free on your Mac, then $49.99 a year, with QMe Pro on iPhone and iPad included. Apple Watch: see the line being sung and the next one, jump to any part, skip to the next song, feel the beat on your wrist and count in, even when the song is open on your iPad. Add QMe to your watch face to see the song and what's next. Quick controls under the lyrics: key, capo, tempo and click, count-in, scroll mode and text size, one tap away. The Capo Calculator uses the key the song sounds in after you transpose. On a Mac, pressing play no longer closes the song.

Build It for Me: say how long you're playing and how many sets, and QMe builds the setlist. A strong opener, the slow one past the middle, a big closer, singers spread out, capo and tuning songs kept together. Change anything after. Words light up as they're sung when a song plays from its own track. Fix chord timing: on a song with stems, QMe keeps your chords and moves each one to the word where the music changes. Chord sheets made in Pages or Word, as a PDF or pasted, keep their chords over the right words. Voice Follow: if one song runs ahead when you stop singing, forget its learned pace in that song's settings. Setlist times use the real song length for Apple Music songs. The parts list in the prompter now changes at the right moment.

Stage window for a Mac: running QMe on a Mac with a second monitor? Open a song, tap Audience View, then Open stage window. Drag the window to the monitor and make it full screen. It shows the band the lyrics with chords (or the audience view) while your Mac keeps the controls. A TV, projector or display glasses connected in the middle of a song now show the current line right away.

Chords from stems: QMe names the chords from your song's stems and writes them over the words. Tap Chords from stems at the top of Edit Song, or Chords in Edit Lyrics. Learn your rig and lights: On the Chart, hold a section's rig button and change your rig, and QMe switches to it there every time. The light button gives the section its own lighting cue. A steadier count-in, and the song comes in on the downbeat right after it. Apple Music and backing tracks keep their volume when Voice Follow starts. Fixes: setlist voice search, and chords added to the sample song now stay.

New in 1.47 • MIDI cues: QMe changes your gear as the song moves. Pick your devices once (Helix, Quad Cortex, Kemper, HeadRush, Boss loopers, X32 scenes, Lightkey and 50+ more) and set a preset, scene or lighting look per song or per section. Repeat a chorus or jump back and everything catches up. • ProPresenter: show each section of the song in ProPresenter as you sing it. • Your rig picks the song: a program change from your pedalboard opens that song in the set, backing track and all. • Tempo to your pedals: delays and effects follow each song's tempo. • Jam key change: when the leader changes the key, every bandmate's chords move with it. • Key check, click left and tracks right, and audience link timing. • Fixes: editing a song's details keeps its section marks, transpose and color; the Bluetooth label no longer covers Save in Edit Lyrics; plus jam and setlist fixes.

Chart View: the whole song on one page. • Chart View: tap Chart at the top of any song for a chart like the ones bands read from. Every section sits in its own box with the chords over the words, and the line you're on lights up and stays in view. • Numbers or numerals: show the chords as letters, Nashville numbers or Roman numerals, worked out from the song's key. • Black or white page, plus extra-large type you can read from the back of the stage. • Send the chart: share any chart as a PDF by Messages or email, or send the band every chart in a setlist as one PDF. • Change key by voice: tap the mic and say "transpose to A", "up two" or "back to the original key". • Tidy up: one tap cleans an imported or pasted chart, and it's offered right after a PDF import. Undo if you change your mind. • Time signature: set 3/4, 6/8 and more on each song, and the count-in follows it. • Click locked to the song: in Set BPM, tap along with Apple Music or your backing track and the metronome stays in time with it, even after a pause or a jump. • More pedal actions: next section, previous section, Lyrics or Chart, and back to top. • Voice Follow learns the words it keeps mishearing in your voice, so it gets steadier the more you sing. • Fixes: Auto scroll stays with your backing track, Stop always stops the track, switching to Voice Follow mid-song asks first, the sample song's chorus is corrected, and sharing a setlist with new songs now keeps every song.

A mixing board for your backing tracks. • Try the sample song: new to QMe? Tap "Try the sample song" for "Lights Up", a full band on separate tracks with the words already timed to the music. • Stem Mixer: import a Suno song's stems and every part gets its own fader, mute, solo and pan, with live meters and a master fader. Each song remembers its mix. • Import Stems: bring in a song's stems from Suno, MultiTracks or any other app, as a ZIP, a folder or audio files. Click and guide tracks start off. • Mix on stage: the prompter's settings panel has a new Mixer tab. Drag the panel up or down to see more of the board or more of the lyrics. Faders only move on a deliberate drag, so a bump won't change your levels. • My part: choose your instrument once and its stem starts muted in every song, leaving room for you. • Change a backing track's key without changing its tempo, next to Track Speed. • Every backing track now has a volume fader, even a single MP3. • Suno import keeps every stem, including the ones you switch off, so you can bring them back in the mixer. Songs imported before can get the mixer with "Replace with stems" in Tools > Backing Tracks. • Voice Follow learns your pace: the more you sing a song, the better it keeps scrolling through loud choruses, mumbled lines and guitar solos. • Backing tracks play with Auto scroll: press play in Voice Follow with a track on and QMe asks whether to switch to Auto or leave the track off. • Pick the metronome sound right where you set the BPM. • The Backing Tracks tile on the Home screen now opens the Backing Tracks screen. Also in QMe: Audience View puts the words on a TV, a projector or everyone's phone, karaoke style, while you perform.

Pay once, keep it for good: QMe Pro Lifetime is here, next to the monthly and yearly plans. • Backing Tracks, a new screen in Tools: every song's track in one place. Play it, jump to a section, loop the hard part, and add, replace or remove tracks. • Backing tracks keep playing with the iPad locked or another app open, with play, pause and skip on the lock screen and in Control Center. • Track Speed: slow a backing track to 50% or speed it up to 110% to practice, in the same key. The lyrics and the count-in follow. • Add a Suno song's stems to a song you already have, not only to a new one. • Video, You recordings: the words stay on your screen while you record; the video is just you.

Bring your Suno songs to the stage: paste the lyrics, add the stems, switch the lead vocal off, and QMe makes your backing track. • A QR code on the audience screen lets the room follow the lyrics on their own phones. • Count-in now works when a backing track or Apple Music is ready, and the music comes in on the downbeat. • Metronome: a new Accent beat 1 switch, and a tighter woodblock. • Not a musician? Paste a speech, sermon or video script and QMe scrolls it as you speak. • Pasted songs and scripts are now named after their first line. • Open a stems ZIP or an audio file in QMe straight from Files or the share sheet. • Fixed backing tracks that stopped early or ran ahead of the lyrics on some MP3s. • Tracks stored in iCloud now load on the first pick. • Songs show their section names the first time you open them. • Chord lines keep their spacing when you save, and the iPad's double-space period no longer lands in your chords. • In tap-to-mark mode, only your taps set the marks. • Mark buttons are easier to read in light mode.

Make the audience screen yours: choose the color, font and size of the lyrics on the TV, the projector or everyone's phone. • Livestream lyrics: a new OBS link runs one line along the bottom of your video, lighting up word by word as you sing. • Backing tracks now follow your account to every iPad and to the web console. • In Auto mode, backing tracks now follow your section marks, just like Apple Music. • Pick your metronome sound: Beep, Woodblock, Hi-hat, Rimshot or Cowbell. Count-ins use it too. • Section marking is easier to find: the "mark" button is on the section rail whenever a song has a track. • If your marks are off from how you just sang a song, QMe offers to update them when you close it. • Loops now bring Voice Follow and the music back with them. • A file QMe can't play is turned away with a message, and your old backing track stays. • Fixed a crash when starting Voice Follow after headphones, Bluetooth or a USB mic were connected. • Fixed a crash when a count-in started as Voice Follow was starting. • Save in Edit Lyrics is no longer hidden under the AirPlay button.

New in 1.40 • Audience View: the words for the room, one line at a time with no chords. Send them to a TV, a projector, OBS for Zoom, or phones in the room with a QR code. Find it in the Tools tab, the grid menu on any song, or Jam home. • Jam home: the X now leaves the song, not the jam. Search your whole library mid-jam and everyone switches to it, see who joined, and End Jam asks before it ends anything. • AirPlay button in the corner of every song for your backing track and click. • Press a pedal button QMe doesn't know yet and it asks what that button should do. • In a jam, Voice Follow now scrolls the host's screen too. • Importing lyrics only no longer turns the first letter of a line into a chord. • Clearer sign-in and password reset messages. Everyone in a jam should update to 1.40 to follow songs the host adds from search.

Foot pedal: page down, page up, next song and previous song can now be put on a pedal button, and a new panel shows whether your pedal is connected to QMe before you start. Your books now stand on a shelf with the name on the spine, so a big library fits on screen and wraps onto a second shelf instead of running off the edge. Cleaner imports. Charts you paste from the web or bring in from a PDF no longer arrive with page numbers, footers or the title block sitting on top of the song. Plus a round of fixes and polish.

Play first, sign up later Open QMe and it is ready: the demo songs, the trial, everything, with no account. Create a free account whenever you want your songs on every device and the web console; everything you made comes with you. Voice Follow in your language Songs in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German or Italian are now followed in that language. QMe reads the lyrics and picks it, or set it per song in the editor under Voice Follow language. Mic Level Plug in a USB or headset mic, anywhere in the app, and QMe offers a level check: the input name, a live meter and, where iOS allows it, a gain slider. It also lives under the Instrument Filter in Voice mode. Fixes The lyrics search opens reliably again, and the free-song counter no longer shows during the trial.

Planning Center Worship teams: pull a service plan straight into QMe. Connect your church's Planning Center account once (Tools, or Playlists, then Import from Planning Center), pick a plan, and every song comes in with its chord chart in the plan's key, tempo and length, in order, with your headers as sets. Import the same plan again and the playlist updates. Also on qmeprompter.com. Apple Music When a backing track will not play, QMe now says why in plain words and how to fix it, instead of an Apple error code. Fixes Choosing a singer's colour saves reliably.

Sets on the iPad. A setlist with more than one set now shows each set as its own section, with its running time. Add songs to a set, drag a song from one set to another, and swipe left on a song to take it off the list. The total running time of the whole night sits at the top. Sung by, per section. On the song edit screen, name who sings each section and the lines take that singer's colour in the prompter. Chords stay exactly where they were. Voice search stops when you stop talking. Say the title, and it holds. Tap the mic again for the next one. Video tutorials inside the app. Tools tab, Video Tutorials: every video with its title, and new ones appear as they are published. Fixed: adding a song to a book from the song's menu could put it in the wrong book. Edit Book now has Delete where you can find it.