■ Record to MIDI (reference only) Record to MIDI on the Metronome tab: record drums, or a single instrument like piano or guitar, to the click and it writes down what you played as a piano roll. You can listen back to the original recording too. · For drums it finds kick, snare and hi-hat. Just set your phone on the music stand · Recording and viewing the result are free; exporting the MIDI file comes with the lifetime purchase · Reference only — some notes may be missed or added · iPhone and iPad only ■ Now in French

■ Accents for each Tempo Map section In Edit Section, set the accent of every beat (strong, medium, weak or muted) separately for each section. Keep a backbeat in a 4/4 verse and only the group heads in a 7/8 bridge — the accents change with the section. Adding a section after another carries its accents over. ■ Refinements · You can edit a setlist song's accents even while a drum style preset is on in the metronome · The song editor previews the current accents as dots · With Count by groups on, haptics only fire on beats that sound

■ Set the accent of every beat In 4/4 you can make each of the four beats strong, medium, weak or muted. Tap a beat dot on the metronome to change it, or edit them all from the Accents row. Mute 1 and 3 to practise with a backbeat on 2 and 4. Free on the metronome. ■ Accents saved with each setlist song Set accents in the song editor or in practice mode and save them to the song; they switch along with tempo and meter as you move from song to song during a show (lifetime purchase). ■ Beat dots no longer cut off on smaller iPhones In meters with many beats, such as 12/8, the first and last dots ran off the screen. Fixed.

■ Detect tempo while music plays Leave it listening and it finds where songs change, splitting them into a list (lifetime purchase). Saving the song playing right now by hand is free for the first three. ■ Per-bar tempo maps Map a song that changes tempo or meter partway through — bars 1-10 at 4/4 120, bars 11-25 at 3/4 89. Tap a section to start there, or loop just the hard one. Building and playing maps is free. ■ Edit maps from the setlist Open a song's map from the song editor or from practice mode. While practising, change the tempo of the section that is playing and save it back to the song (lifetime purchase). ■ The live number stops flickering The BPM used to appear and vanish. Now a steady reading stays on screen, and when the song changes it moves to the new tempo. ■ The metronome goes two-column too On iPad and Mac the metronome tab splits in two — playing on the left, sound on the right. Type in the live tab is larger as well.