What's new in 1.15 • Lyrics and chords in the Live View: import the chord PDF or a ChordPro file and LibreTracks turns it into text that follows the song section by section and line by line, with the chords on top (you can hide them) and the font size you want. Chords transpose with the song. How: in the Live View, the "Lyrics" button → "Import file…" or "Type or paste". • Analyze song: LibreTracks reads the tempo and time signature from the click track, the song's key and its modulations, and places the section markers by listening to the voice guide, with any voice, in Spanish or English. Before applying anything it shows you the proposal to review. How: long-press the song → "Analyze song (tempo, key and sections)…". • Key changes: a song can change key halfway, and the Live View warns you before the change comes. • More flexible tempo: BPM markers can ramp the tempo up or down gradually to the next one, and you can speed up or slow down a song without changing its pitch from "Warp & tempo". • Voice guide: choose how it counts you in ("1-2-3-4", "1 · 2 · 1-2-3-4" or "Half time"), globally or for a single song. • "Select by area": draw a box with your finger to select several tracks, clips or markers at once. • Also: the pitch is right even when the iPhone runs at another sample rate, exported sessions and songs take up much less space, sessions with many tracks move more smoothly, an exported song comes back with its warp, volume and fades, and many fixes.

What's new in 1.14 • Song arrangements: mark the sections (Intro, Verse, Chorus…), save the original and build versions with a different order, repeated or removed sections, without touching the audio. Keep several arrangements per song and go back to the original whenever you like. How: long-press the song → "Arrangement". • Vamp between songs: when each song ends the click keeps going at its tempo and the pad keeps sounding until you press Play for the next one. Turn it on with the "Between songs" button in the Live View. • "Fade out and stop" fades the song out gradually, and each song can have its own fade in and fade out. • Level the volume of your whole set: LibreTracks measures each song and suggests its master so they all sound at the same level, without clipping. • MIDI in and out on iPhone and iPad: pedals and controllers over cable or Bluetooth, and MIDI Learn. Settings → MIDI. • Video on a projector from your iPhone or iPad, with a USB-C to HDMI cable or the Lightning Digital AV adapter. • The library shows your multitrack folders, and audio is imported without copying it into the session. • Console-style faders, stereo meters and a load meter in the top bar. • Also: music keeps playing when you minimize the app, new voice guide cues (Drum Solo, Bass Solo, Guitar Solo, Speed Up, Slow Down) and many fixes.

* Render a song's audio. Pick which tracks go in and export the mix as one WAV, or one WAV per track. It's perfect for sending each musician the multitrack without their own instrument. How: long-press the song → "Render audio…", then choose where to save it when it finishes. * Exporting from iPhone and iPad reaches anywhere. Exporting a session, a song or a render opens the system "Save to…" sheet, so the file can go to iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, Google Drive or any other Files provider. Exporting a song also shows a progress bar. * Pause at the end of each song (optional). Playback stops exactly where the song ends instead of rolling straight into the next one. Press Play to start the next song. A jump you queued still happens. How: Settings → General → "Pause at the end of each song". * Less battery while stopped. The timeline and meters stop redrawing when nothing is playing, so your iPhone does less work and runs cooler. * You can now reorder songs by dragging them in the Compact and Live views too, and when you drag songs or tracks a ghost shows the exact spot where they'll land before you let go. * Also: - On iPhone and iPad, menu text no longer changes size on its own. - Timeline submenus have a "back" button, and so does the key picker in compact view. - Track headers line up in a column, and long names end in "…" instead of being cut off.

• Missing files manager: when a session cannot find its audio, you can relink it from inside the app instead of rebuilding the song. • Sum a stereo track to mono from the track menu. • Automatic per-track colour, with a switch in Settings. • Stereo tracks are no longer analysed as mono, so waveforms stop showing twice the real length. • Saving a session is now all or nothing. An interruption can no longer leave the file at zero bytes. • The audio cache can never delete your own files when making room. • The transport buttons now show which state you are in. • "Preparing audio" appears again when adding audio to the timeline. • The mono badge no longer takes a whole row or gets clipped, and its selector works again. • The demo song no longer shows up in Recents.