Performance improvements have been made.

Fixed a bug where sound could stop after returning from the background, a call, or another app — audio now resumes automatically. Plugging in headphones or switching audio output no longer silences the app. Import your beats back from WAV, MP3, M4A, and MIDI files. Exported files now embed your full pattern, so reopening one restores the beat exactly. Saved beats show a clean, color-coded number — orange for millisecond timing, cyan for BPM. Tidier library header: removed the extra count and centered the export format picker. Larger, easier-to-browse library view on iPad. Edit mode: the four drum pads now stay fully visible while a beat is playing. Edit mode: bigger, clearer drum symbols. Edit mode: reorganized bottom bar — copy and delete on the left, step navigation centered, rest on the bottom-right.

Visual adjustments have been made. The number of saved hits has been increased to 1500. The app name has been changed from Drum Time Play to Drum Play.

During the development of Piano Time Play, the performance algorithm was completely redesigned. The previous 100 ms delay was reduced to zero, ensuring instant touch response and a real drum-like feel, making every beat come alive. The same optimized algorithm has also been implemented in Drum Time Play.

Fixed a minor issue with rhythm count. Made stability improvements.

The app interface has been updated. The first drum sound has been changed. A new feature has been added to the waiting menu that allows users to enable or disable background music when the app is closed (Red = Off (default), Green = On).

The drum visuals have been updated, and multi-hit movements can now be clearly distinguished. When exiting the app, the music stops, and when reopening the app, if a recording was previously playing, the music resumes from where it left off.

Visual changes have been made.

Visual improvements and performance enhancements implemented.