Instrument switching works again. It used to rely on Force Touch, which Apple removed from the Apple Watch, so on newer watches there was no way to reach piano, clarinet, and tone. Now you press and hold any note to pick one. The octave stays where you put it. Swiping up or down used to move only the note that was sounding; every note after it snapped back to the middle. Now it sticks until you change it, and it is remembered the next time you open the app. You can also swipe with nothing playing. You can see which octave you are in. The keypad shades toward the left in the low octave and toward the right in the high one, and stays flat in the middle. No more click when you jump between notes quickly. Notes now fade in and out over a few milliseconds instead of being cut off. The note you are playing stays lit while you change octaves. The watch face complication shows up properly. It used to appear as an empty dot on most faces; it now works on all of them, including the modern Infograph faces. Rebuilt for the latest watchOS.

MAJOR UPDATE: You can now change octaves while playing! Just swipe left to jump down an octave, and right to jump up an octave. Enjoy! And remember, if you love TinyPitch, please leave a review, and tell your friends.

TinyPitch complications are finally available wherever you can use complications! Note: Since the watch caches images, you might need to restart the device before the new complications show up.

Reduced minimum note volume for newer watches.

Screen elements optimized for Apple Watch Series 4.

You can now adjust the volume before you play a note. This comes in handy if you first open TinyPitch in a choir rehearsal or performance, and want to make sure the note isn't too loud. Adjusted minimum volume slightly upward to 0.5 percent; the earlier lower limit (0.25%) was almost too inaudible to be useful. Enjoy, and keep on sending in your feature requests! :-)

* By popular request, the note you pressed now lights up! Always be sure you're playing the right pitch. * Low volume is now limited at 0.25 percent, making it completely inaudible in a quiet room unless held up to your ear. * Minor bug fixes.

* Adds a visual volume bar so you can see what the volume is before you play a note * Limits low volume to 10% of speaker volume, so that you don't accidentally mute the pitch pipe * New screenshots for App Store