2.0.9 — Faster, smoother We tuned the separation path on CoreML: long songs finish noticeably sooner, so you wait less. Opening, switching tracks, dragging, exporting — daily actions got a polish pass too, every step keeps up with your fingers. No more waiting on it. It keeps up with you.

2.0.8 — A clearer view while processing A small banner now accompanies the progress card. On iOS, it also reminds you to keep the app in the foreground — separation runs on CoreML and would be cut short in the background. On macOS, it notes that speed depends on your device. Progress, time remaining, and what's next still sit together. 2.0.7 — Smoother, and steadier This one takes on the lag: opening, importing, exporting, switching stems, dragging — the spots where you used to wait now keep up with your fingers. It also clears a batch of reported issues: glitches in recording and export, a track that wouldn't drag, section marks showing in the wrong place, and stubborn volume on track headers. When it keeps up, you can focus. 2.0.6 — What you play is what gets recorded Recording practice got an upgrade: layer take after take and the timing holds — the tenth pass lands on the same beat as the first. New delay compensation: if a take sits a hair off, nudge it in milliseconds right on the panel. One tap, one step, and you hear it immediately — no re-recording. It only moves the recording track; the song stays untouched. Once the timing lines up, all that's left is playing.

2.0.7 — Smoother, and steadier This one takes on the lag: opening, importing, exporting, switching stems, dragging — the spots where you used to wait now keep up with your fingers. It also clears a batch of reported issues: glitches in recording and export, a track that wouldn't drag, section marks showing in the wrong place, and stubborn volume on track headers. When it keeps up, you can focus. 2.0.6 — What you play is what gets recorded Recording practice got an upgrade: layer take after take and the timing holds — the tenth pass lands on the same beat as the first. New delay compensation: if a take sits a hair off, nudge it in milliseconds right on the panel. One tap, one step, and you hear it immediately — no re-recording. It only moves the recording track; the song stays untouched. Once the timing lines up, all that's left is playing.

2.0.6 — What you play is what gets recorded Recording practice got an upgrade: layer take after take and the timing holds — the tenth pass lands on the same beat as the first. New delay compensation: if a take sits a hair off, nudge it in milliseconds right on the panel. One tap, one step, and you hear it immediately — no re-recording. It only moves the recording track; the song stays untouched. Once the timing lines up, all that's left is playing. 2.0.5 — Smoother on the big screen The player on iPad and Mac got another pass: zoom, scroll, switch tracks — every move follows your fingers, no waiting on the app to catch up. Model downloads now let you choose a source. Pick the line closest to your region and split a track as deep as you like. A bigger screen should feel lighter in your hands.

2.0.5 — Smoother on the big screen The player on iPad and Mac got another pass: zoom, scroll, switch tracks — every move follows your fingers, no waiting on the app to catch up. Model downloads now let you choose a source. Pick the line closest to your region and split a track as deep as you like. A bigger screen should feel lighter in your hands. 2.0.4 — The stem player, smoothed out The stem player got a full pass on feel. From opening a song to playing, switching stems, or soloing one at a time — every step answers faster, interrupts less, and leaves a cleaner screen. The count-in is smoother too: from the tap to the first click, no more stutter. Nothing to hunt for. Open a song and you'll feel it: easy on the hands, so your head stays on the music.

2.0.4 — The stem player, smoothed out The stem player got a full pass on feel. From opening a song to playing, switching stems, or soloing one at a time — every step answers faster, interrupts less, and leaves a cleaner screen. The count-in is smoother too: from the tap to the first click, no more stutter. Nothing to hunt for. Open a song and you'll feel it: easy on the hands, so your head stays on the music. 2.0.3 — Recording gets its own count-in Recording now has a count-in of its own. Choose how many beats you want, or none at all — whatever playback's count-in is set to no longer touches your take. Tap a lyric while recording and the take restarts from that line. Fix the line that's fighting you, not the whole take. Too many tracks? Fold the ones you're not using. A cleaner screen, and your eyes stay on the takes that matter.

2.0.4 — The stem player, smoothed out The stem player got a full pass on feel. From opening a song to playing, switching stems, or soloing one at a time — every step answers faster, interrupts less, and leaves a cleaner screen. Nothing to hunt for. Open a song and you'll feel it: easy on the hands, so your head stays on the music. 2.0.3 — Recording gets its own count-in Recording now has a count-in of its own. Choose how many beats you want, or none at all — whatever playback's count-in is set to no longer touches your take. Tap a lyric while recording and the take restarts from that line. Fix the line that's fighting you, not the whole take. Too many tracks? Fold the ones you're not using. A cleaner screen, and your eyes stay on the takes that matter.

2.0.2 — Recording that waits for you The hardest part of recording yourself isn't playing. It's the seconds after you hit record — your hands aren't back on the instrument yet, and the sound is already coming. So you redo the opening. Again. Now recording starts with a four-beat count-in. The timeline counts down in place — no scrolling, no jumping — and you come in right on the beat. Tempo follows the song, slow or fast. That moment of scramble is gone. The first take is the one you keep. 2.0 — Deeper Stems Seven new detailed stems: Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Strings, Synth, Brass, Saxophone, and Back Vocal. The busiest tracks — Guitar, Other, Vocals — can now be split one level deeper: Lead Guitar / Acoustic Guitar: solos and strumming, each on its own track Strings / Synth: the pad and texture layers you could only guess at before Brass / Saxophone: horn sections and sax solos, pulled out of "Other" Back Vocal: harmonies step aside, the lead vocal stands clear What gets pulled out becomes its own track, and the rest is grouped into "Remaining Other" and "Lead Vocal". Toggle any of them on the fly and hear the difference. Detail models download on demand and run entirely on your device. Your audio never leaves it.

2.0.1 — Waveforms that match what you hear We've rebalanced waveform scaling so peaks and silences line up with the audio itself — no more flat bars on loud tracks or jumpy spikes on quiet ones. Open any stem and you'll spot the change right away. 2.0 — Deeper Stems Seven new detailed stems: Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Strings, Synth, Brass, Saxophone, and Back Vocal. The busiest tracks — Guitar, Other, Vocals — can now be split one level deeper: Lead Guitar / Acoustic Guitar: solos and strumming, each on its own track Strings / Synth: the pad and texture layers you could only guess at before Brass / Saxophone: horn sections and sax solos, pulled out of "Other" Back Vocal: harmonies step aside, the lead vocal stands clear What gets pulled out becomes its own track, and the rest is grouped into "Remaining Other" and "Lead Vocal". Toggle any of them on the fly and hear the difference. Detail models download on demand and run entirely on your device. Your audio never leaves it.

2.0 — Deeper Stems Seven new detailed stems: Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Strings, Synth, Brass, Saxophone, and Back Vocal. The busiest tracks — Guitar, Other, Vocals — can now be split one level deeper: Lead Guitar / Acoustic Guitar: solos and strumming, each on its own track Strings / Synth: the pad and texture layers you could only guess at before Brass / Saxophone: horn sections and sax solos, pulled out of "Other" Back Vocal: harmonies step aside, the lead vocal stands clear What gets pulled out becomes its own track, and the rest is grouped into "Remaining Other" and "Lead Vocal". Toggle any of them on the fly and hear the difference. Detail models download on demand and run entirely on your device. Your audio never leaves it.

Fixed known bugs.

Added support for multiple languages.

Love a song so much you practice it every day? Now you can pin your favorite tracks to the top of your list. Find them instantly and jump straight into practice — no more hunting through a long library. Plus, we fixed an issue that could freeze the app on macOS — so your practice never skips a beat.

Added lyric support with lyric display, import, and search. Karaoke-style synchronized lyrics are also supported, making practice and singing more convenient.

Improved the recording experience and stability when adjusting playback progress during recording, preventing recording issues caused by seeking.

Added an option to make recordings follow playback speed, making it easier to practice and review recordings at different speeds.

Improved playback progress accuracy when changing playback speed. Improved the video speed adjustment experience for smoother and more intuitive control. Added the ability to lock the video position during playback. Added a keyboard shortcut for fast rewind on macOS, making it easier to quickly navigate and review audio content.

Improved the stem separation experience with pinch gestures to zoom the timeline (X-axis), making it easier to view and adjust audio details. Improved the Solo and Mute workflow for stems, making controls clearer and more intuitive. Fixed issues with stacked practice recordings and improved the related UI experience. Chord settings can now be saved automatically for a more seamless workflow. Improved audio output stability on macOS when switching output devices. Fixed an issue with automatic recording on iOS and improved recording stability.

Easier audio importing! You can now share audio directly from Voice Memos, Files, Messages, and other apps to import your tracks faster.

Fixed issues related to lifetime purchase and purchase restoration for a smoother experience. Added a purchase support contact option in Settings, making it easier to get help with purchase or restore issues.

New: AI Chord Recognition Makes Learning and Playing Songs Easier You can now view detected chords while playing a song, helping you understand song structures faster and improve your practice experience. Chord Recognition by Beat Chords are analyzed according to the song rhythm and displayed beat by beat, allowing you to clearly follow chord changes throughout the song. Chord Numbers Support In addition to chord names, you can switch to Roman numeral notation to better understand harmonic structures and learn how songs are arranged. Flexible Key Switching Choose the key that works best for your instrument, vocal range, and playing style. No need to manually rewrite chords when adapting a song. Whether you are learning a favorite song, practicing accompaniment, or creating new music, AI Chord Recognition helps you understand songs faster and play with more confidence.

A powerful new practice recording feature is here. Play along with your tracks, record your performance in sync, and listen back to every detail.

1. Fixed a display issue after stem separation that could result in a blank player. 2. Refined parts of the user interface.

More stable and accurate manual tapping for a smoother rhythm experience. Fixed playback speed issues under specific conditions, making speed practice more reliable.

Improved the waveform interaction experience for smoother operation on iOS and macOS.