Drop files on a library to add them. Pochette copies them into its folder as they are, selects them and offers to organize them. What the library already holds is skipped, and Undo takes the copies back. • A library now has one pattern. Organize uses all of it, Rename only its last part after the final “/”, so Rename leaves files in their folders. A separate Rename pattern you had set gives way to the end of your Organize one. • Some PDF scores damaged by another app refused every tag edit, and a few crashed Pochette. They now take their tags, and every page stays as it was. • A track renamed or organized while it plays keeps playing, and shuffle keeps its order. • A file the player cannot play is skipped, and Pochette says which. • Typing “1/12” as a track number sets track 1, not 112. • Pressing Return right after typing in Edit Tags or Rename applies what you typed. • Started offline, Pochette now lets you buy Pro once you are back online, without relaunching. • Organize no longer stops on a multi-disc album with a cover in each disc folder. • Settings › Help has a row to rate Pochette on the App Store.

Guitar Pro tabs now play, like MIDI files: every track on its own instrument, drums on the kit, with the tab's tempo, repeats and ties as written. • The play queue keeps to the table's order after an edit, and to its place when the track playing is deleted or renamed. • An M4A track number past 65,535 is flagged before anything is written, instead of being cut short. • A track number typed in Arabic, Devanagari or full-width digits is taken as that number. • A cleared comment, lyrics or album artist in an Ogg or FLAC file stays cleared. • Organize catches an album folder whose case differs from its tags. • Choosing iCloud Drive itself as a library no longer crashes.

Your scores join your music. PDF and Guitar Pro files now take tags beside your tracks and MIDI files, and are renamed and organized by them like everything else. • Each library keeps its own naming patterns, and Tidy Up files the whole library by them in one go. • Delete sends files to Recently Deleted, and Undo brings them back. • Quick Look previews a score or an image, and Copy Path copies where a file is. • Rename a library, and its folder with it, from the sidebar. • Group by album artist, beside album and folder, with each album's cover in its header, and albums follow their year when you sort by Year. • Leave out empty fields: a file with no year is still renamed, without a stray separator. • Download All fetches just the files you have listed, and shows them coming. • Renamed files get a lowercase extension, so .MP3 becomes .mp3.

MIDI files join your library. Pochette lists and plays them beside the rest of your music, and tags them by converting them to RMID, the same MIDI with a tag around it. Undo turns them back. • The Concert Grand, with Pro: play your MIDI files on a Yamaha C5 recorded key by key. • Group by album or folder: select a whole album in one tap, and see which albums are missing a track or split over two folders. • Lyrics: read and edit each track's lyrics in the inspector, in every format Pochette tags. • Kinds: narrow a messy folder to its audio, or to any kind of file, in one tap. • Each library shows its file count and size in the sidebar. • The track you were playing, shuffle, repeat and the list's sort order come back when you reopen the app. • On iPhone in landscape, the player shares the bottom row so the list keeps its height. • Undo now survives a crash too, and never takes back an edit you made since. • AirPlay now plays to several speakers at once, and a track you paused stays paused after a call. • Editing one tag no longer garbles the others in some FLAC and Ogg files, and a damaged file no longer stops a library from loading.