New: Name the Note, a free fretboard game. A note lights up on the neck and you pick its name from four choices. • Three levels: natural notes on frets 0–5, natural notes up to the 12th fret, and all 12 notes up to the 12th fret • Works in the tuning you pick • Hear each note as you answer, and chase your best streak Also: the home screen now shows all 23 chord types.

New: Maqam & Makam • 8 Arabic maqamat and 9 Turkish makamlar on the fretboard, with the quarter tones and commas that fall between the frets: Rast, Bayati, Hijaz, Nahawand, Kurd, Ajam, Sikah, Saba, Uşşak, Hicaz, Nihavent, Kürdî, Hüseynî, Segâh, Sabâ and Hümâyun. • Authentic view shows where each pitch truly lies; Standard view shows the fret to play and how far to bend. • Ajnas and çeşniler, the sayr or seyir of each mode, an example phrase, and five-fret positions that play one note at a time. • Move any maqam or makam to another tonic, or lay it out along a single string. Better sound • Every note now has the same clean plucked tone at its exact pitch. Some notes used to sound thin or slightly out of tune.

Note names and target tones now follow the theory: • Notes are spelled by scale degree. F major shows Bb instead of A#, D Phrygian shows Eb and Bb, and chords follow the same rule. • The sharp/flat switch now chooses the name of the key. When a key would need a double sharp or flat, the simpler name is used: D# major appears as Eb major. • Target Tones highlight only the scale's home chord. The blues b5, the Lydian #4 and the bebop passing 7th are no longer marked as chord tones.

Fretboard fixes: • Scale positions now show only the frets inside the selected box. Open strings outside the position are no longer drawn, so each CAGED shape reads exactly as you'd play it. Choose "Full neck" to see every note, open strings included. • The Target Tones toggle now shows the real chord-tone degrees of the selected scale. In minor pentatonic, for example, it reads 1-b3-5-b7 instead of always 1-3-5-7.