Minor bug fixes and updates including: - Fixed a case where some labels were not readable in dark mode - Fixed some display issues when searching in the choreography list

Fixed an issue where playback settings were sometimes not showing up on iPad.

It is now easier than ever to create a choreography from an existing audio file or DanceMaster choreography. When you create a new choreography (or when you update the music track for an existing choreography), you can now choose to import from a file on your device, rather than using music from your music library. This version also includes a updated Watch app that makes it more clear how to access playback features like tempo adjustment, and looks great on all the latest devices.

Fixes a problem that could cause a crash on launch in iPadOS 14.

This version contains a bunch of updates, including: - You can now read your choreography notes even when the associated music is missing from your library. - It's now harder to delete choreographies, so you are less likely to delete them by accident. - Improves the cue editor control for selecting the exact position of a cue to allow moving the cue anywhere in the audio track. - Cues now highlight during playback to indicate where you are. - Adds support for Dark Mode in iOS 13. - Better support for Apple Watch Series 4 and Series 5 screen sizes. This version also fixes an issue in iOS 13 where a black screen would appear when attempting to add a new choreography. If you have any feedback or questions, we'd love to hear from you! You can reach us by email at info@dancemasterapp.com, or on Twitter at @dancemasterapp.

This version improves support for the iPhone X and fixes a number of bugs, including: - a crash that could sometimes occur when starting playback of a choreography on iPads - a user interface issue on Apple Watch that could cause the playback progress bar to render incorrectly If you have any feedback or questions, we'd love to hear from you! You can reach us by email at info@dancemasterapp.com, or on Twitter at @dancemasterapp.

Fixes a rare crash when attempting to play certain audio files, including those created in Voice Recorder.

This version features a completely rebuilt audio player that sounds much better at slow playback speeds. It also fixes a number of bugs and user interface issues.

The app now allows you to search the choreography list, and also includes 3D Touch shortcuts on supported devices for quickly accessing recent choreographies. Everything has been updated for iOS 9 and WatchOS 2. The Watch app now requires WatchOS 2, and has been significantly redesigned to take full advantage of WatchOS 2 features for a more efficient interface. You can now use the digital crown to quickly jump to your pre-defined cues on the main screen. This version also addresses a bug that occasionally caused crashes on devices running iOS 9.

This version contains minor bug fixes and performance improvements to the Apple Watch app, and fixes a rare bug where some playable audio files would be misidentified as not playable after being imported (causing the Missing Music message to show). If you like DanceMaster, please help others find out about it by rating and reviewing it on the App Store. Thanks!

Bug fixes for the Apple Watch.

Added Apple Watch support. DanceMaster on the Apple Watch can tell you about the current and upcoming cues, and allows you to control the music, jump to defined cues, and even change the tempo without having to go back to your phone. It's perfect for active rehearsals.

Version 2.0 includes an updated user interface with lots of improvements, including live tempo adjustment, iCloud syncing between multiple devices, and the ability to open any music file on your device directly in DanceMaster.

Smoother animation and improved cue speaking.

Bug fixes.

Bug Fixes. New in 1.1: There’s a ton of exciting improvements in this release. Here are some of the highlights: Cue Editing: - Cues can now be moved, so you can get them exactly where you want them. - Cues now also have notes. No-Look Rehearsal - Dancemaster can now speak your cues during playback, so you don’t need to look at the screen while you are practicing. - By default, Dancemaster will now speak cue names as you navigate when you are using a remote control. Sharing - Dancemaster choreographies can now be shared from device to device by AirDrop and as a URL. Bug Fixes and Interface Improvements - Lots of them.

There’s a ton of exciting improvements in this release. Here are some of the highlights: Cue Editing: - Cues can now be moved, so you can get them exactly where you want them. - Cues now also have notes. No-Look Rehearsal - Dancemaster can now speak your cues during playback, so you don’t need to look at the screen while you are practicing. - By default, Dancemaster will now speak cue names as you navigate when you are using a remote control. Sharing - Dancemaster choreographies can now be shared from device to device by AirDrop and as a URL. Bug Fixes and Interface Improvements - Lots of them.

Bug fixes and interface improvements.