What’s New in 1.0.5 Appearance A new Theme setting in Preferences › Appearance lets you choose Light, Dark, or Match System. It works on both Mac and iPad. Import from SqView (Experimental) A step-by-step wizard brings over your SqView setup: music, per-song tempo/pitch/volume/loop settings, playlists, and cue sheets. It explains how to back up SqView on Windows, then asks for your SqView folder, music folder(s), and cue-sheet folder. It shows a preview before changing anything, and a report afterward of what couldn’t be matched. You’ll find it in the File menu, the first-run setup, and Library Maintenance. Smarter music import The app now finds the record label and song title in file names that don’t follow “LABEL 123 - Title”. It handles names with no dash, labels at the end or in brackets, and names like CHYG725. It recognizes about 290 known producers, so files are filed into the right label folders. Content tabs “+ Add Tab” at the bottom of the tab list adds a folder, single file, or list file. It can also create an empty folder tab for your own documents. You can import files from elsewhere into an existing folder tab. You can delete a document from its edit screen, after a permanent-delete warning. Long-press a tab to rename or delete it. Deleting warns you if the tab’s documents will be deleted too. Break Timer You can add your own alert sounds from files and choose which one plays. When the break ends, it can sound the alert, play the loaded track, or play the selected Program Queue item.

Console Loop switch: a switch beside the Loop title loops any track, not just patter. It uses the Start/End times shown (the whole track by default) and applies as soon as you flip it. Simpler source boxes: the "Filter this source" search under each source is hidden by default. Turn it back on in Preferences > Appearance > Sources. Source titles: titles use your List Text font and size. Cue sheets Program type shown: the cue sheet chooser shows each sheet's type (Mainstream, Plus, …) next to its title, or "No type". The Program Queue's Cue Sheet menu shows it too. Cue Sheet Types lists each file once: shared sheets show the tracks that use them ("Song + 2 more"), and a tag applies to the file on all of them. Previews: cue sheets stored in your iCloud library now download and display instead of showing blank. Content Wrapping fixed: long lines wrap to the visible width in both single-page and stacked views. Library Delete the file when removing a track: you can choose "Remove from Library" or "Remove and Delete File", which deletes it permanently. New setting: Preferences > Library > Removing Tracks offers Ask Each Time (the default), Always Delete the File, or Never Delete the File. Protection: a file another track still uses is never deleted. Play History Bulk edit: select several plays (tap Select first on iPad) to change their Venue and/or City together, or delete them. Each field has its own "Change" switch, and venues and cities you've used before are offered as suggestions. iPad reliability No more rescans after updates: installing a new version no longer leaves tracks showing as missing. The app moves its saved file locations to the new storage folder automatically. No more duplicate cue sheets after updates: leftover copies from earlier updates are merged on launch, keeping your tags and custom titles. No more duplicate tracks: the same file can no longer appear twice in the library, and existing pairs are merged.

Play History now keeps a record of every track you play for a minute or more. A new History tab shows when each track was played, how long it actually played (pauses don't count), and where it came from: a source list, a program, or a file you opened. Additional bug fixes and performance improvements.

This update fixes layout problems on smaller iPads. • Button labels no longer split across two lines on the 10.2-inch iPad and iPad mini — Suggest, Save, Program and Playlist now read correctly. • The pitch readout no longer gets cut off to "0 semit…" in the Lyrics sidebar. • The Suggest button now sits inline with Start and End in the Loop panel, freeing up a row. Thanks to everyone who wrote in about cut-off controls on older iPads — please keep the reports coming.

• Suggest Loop: on patter tracks, one tap analyzes the bass line and proposes clean, beat-aligned loop start and end points. You review them and Apply them yourself. • Content tab polish: optional line numbers for plain-text documents, an editor that shares the viewer's text size, a full-screen editor on iPad. • Playlist Manager is easier to use and more intuitive. • Fixes: a rejected or unreadable backup file no longer leaves a large temporary copy on your device.