Bug fixes around leading & trailing overlaps to support features in the new SingAccord Song Editor app.

New features: - You can now name rest sections in the song database, and those names will be used in count offs. - An unnamed rest section will not get a count off unless it is the first section. - Key names are now always drawn in the opposite color from lyrics, which reduces confusion. These colors are set when you change the note color. - When previewing videos, section names are now annotated above the time slider. Bug Fixes: - Lyrics extending passed the end of the scale are no longer drawn erroneously. - Resolves a bug in which sometimes *.singaccordsong files could not be imported into the song database. - Fixes a bug in which the first count off section name would not be spoken if two different ways of calculating when it should occur disagreed with each other by 0.00000000000000044 seconds.

- The top-requested feature from praise bands was "section count offs": SingAccord will now use speech synthesis to speak the name of each section and count-off each section individually. Metronome clicks are also audible mixed with the section count offs. - Count offs can no longer begin part-way through a measure for sections with pick up beats, they are now always aligned to measure beginnings. - This version also fundamentally alters how sections are stitched together when the number of trailing beats and pick up beats do not add up to a full measure. For songs imported through MusicXML, you will see no change in behavior, since SingAccord's MusicXML importer cannot detect a change in the number of pick up beats part way through a song. The new behavior always guarantees the number of beats in section junctions is the number of beats in the time signature, adding or overlapping beats as necessary. This behavior supports new song forms coming in future app versions. - Improves importing songs from MusicXML when a time signature change occurs at the end of a section. - Fixes a crash when rendering songs with multiple time signatures in a single section but no lyrics in the section after the last time signature change.

Fixes a bug where *.singaccordsong files would not import into the Song Database.

MusicXML import bug fixes: - Does not follow D.S. al Fine or D.C. al Fine when it is encountered a second time without first encountering an explicit Fine, unless otherwise specified by a "time-only" attribute. - Improves logic for following a “To coda” to ensure a D.S. or D.C. has been taken first, unless otherwise specified by a "time-only" attribute. - Imported sections are no longer out of order if a section with no lyrics is repeated after a section with lyrics and followed by a section with lyrics. - Section names are recognized in measures also containing segnos (which turns out to be the most likely measures to contain section names). New feature: - When importing MusicXML files created by Sibelius, text ending with “to coda” with any capitalization is recognized as a directive to move to the next coda. Many composers are not aware that the official spec for “To Coda” in Sibelius is “To Coda”, not any other variations of capitalization or additional words, and this change recognizes most of the alternate ways composers notate that.

New in 1.3.1: Support for compressed MusicXML files from Finale 26.2.2. New in 1.3.0: Bugs fixed: - MusicXML import does not duplicate copyright statements. New features: - Adds in-app purchase for exporting notation, with 2 convenient pricing models. - Better import of MusicXML files with multiple time signatures. If your song has pickup beats, make sure your alternate time signatures aren’t in the measures during the section transitions. - Increased compatibility when importing MusicXML files generated by Sibelius: - 1) imports tempos from metronome statements - 2) recognizes “Boxed Text” as section names (Rehearsal marks will still take precedence) - 3) recognizes MusicXML v2-style lyric extensions without extension "stops".

Bugs fixed: - MusicXML import does not duplicate copyright statements. New features: - Adds in-app purchase for exporting notation, with 2 convenient pricing models. - Better import of MusicXML files with multiple time signatures. If your song has pickup beats, make sure your alternate time signatures aren’t in the measures during the section transitions. - Increased compatibility when importing MusicXML files generated by Sibelius: - 1) imports tempos from metronome statements - 2) recognizes “Boxed Text” as section names (Rehearsal marks will still take precedence) - 3) recognizes MusicXML v2-style lyric extensions without extension "stops".

Video loops can now be used as background artwork!

Bugs fixed: Beat ticks & clicks had been omitted in songs with non-integral pick up beats on the last beat in a section. Importing MusicXML recognizes more notes in melismata with ties & slurs but omitted lyric extensions. In-app help supports dark mode.

New Features: Articulation inference: When importing from MusicXML, many note durations are shorted based on the way most people would actually sing them. Durations can be artificially shortened using staccato marks, and any note with tenuto gets its full duration. Metronome sounds are louder. If a song has pickup beats, to make the count-off start at 1 instead of on the pickup beat, click the "Start at measure" checkbox under the Count-off popup menu. Songs imported in 6/8, 9/8 or 12/8 time get "and a" on the beat subdivisions during the count-off. You can replace the song form in a show with another one from the song database, while maintaining your style settings. Bug fixes: It's easier to drag sections to the end of a song form thanks to a little extra margin. Several bugs in picking video export settings are fixed. The free built-in song is imported into the song database when opened. Beat ticks are no longer drawn under measure lines on the lowest whole-step bar.