More comfortable score reading on iPhone and iPad! • Settings grouped in an expandable panel. • Tighter spacing between staves and clearer staff numbers. • New Passage mode: choose the first and last staff directly in the player using simplified selection lists. • Play a passage without a count-in and resume from the paused note. • Improved score positioning when starting from a selected note. • On iPad, step-by-step zoom up to 150%, with measures adapting to the screen width. • Larger, centered count-in numbers on iPad. • Improved audio recovery after interruptions.

More comfortable score reading on iPhone and iPad. • Settings grouped in an expandable panel to give your music more room. • Reduced spacing between staves in portrait mode. • Playback starts from the selected note, with improved score positioning. • A four-beat count-in before playback, with larger, centered numbers on iPad. • On iPad, − and + buttons adjust zoom in 10% steps, up to 150%. Measures reflow to fit the available width. • The current note name appears in score mode without tablature. • Improved audio recovery after interruptions and handling of audio engine stalls.

Choose your harmonica: 12 or 16 holes. • On first launch, MozScore asks which instrument you play — 12-hole chromatic (C4–D7) or 16-hole (C3–D7, low octave numbered −1 to −4, like the Super 64X) • Every tab adapts to your choice, changeable anytime in the player • A badge tells you whether a score fits your instrument, and one tap adapts a low score to 12 holes • PDF export fixed: it now opens the iOS share sheet — save to Files, print, or AirDrop • More faithful engraving: pickup measures are numbered as in print, the author's line layout is respected, and the file's beam groups are reproduced as written • Files whose time signature contradicts itself (a "2/4" with 6-beat measures) are now corrected the way an engraver would

Better engraving, smoother reading. • Improved notation: altered notes are now written as flats (Bb, Eb…) in C major — more natural to read on harmonica • The Low / Mid / High buttons now preserve your melody: phrases are transposed as a whole, never note by note • The tempo written in your MusicXML files is now respected on import • No more empty staves: long rests condense into a single measure, just like real sheet music • One consistent display size from start to finish — tab numbers always stay readable • The PDF button found its place above the score: no more accidental exports while tapping notes • Smoother scrolling during long sessions

Performance improvements

Fixed accidental spelling: sharps and flats now display correctly for each score's key signature, with natural signs in the right place — no more sharps everywhere even in flat keys. New: "Notation only" mode to view the staff without hole markers, for musicians who read standard notation. Set it as your default from the home screen, or switch it just for one reading session from the player.