The drum names read as names Down the left of the grid, each row is now its initials beside a slim stripe of its color, instead of a filled block. A filled block is a solid shape sitting in a page of notation, which is exactly what a note looks like. The names are quieter now, and the notes are the only thing filled in. A Holidays filter The library's filter row has a Holidays chip, so the seasonal grooves are one tap away instead of somewhere inside the styles. Clearer about what you are buying On the purchase card, the unlock and the Holidays pack each sit above their own button. They used to be two descriptions above two buttons, which left you to work out which went with which.

New: the Holidays pack Thirty grooves for the days a drummer actually gets called for — Christmas, Halloween, the Fourth of July, New Year, St Patrick's Day and Valentine's Day — filed by the occasion rather than by the feel, so one December gig is in one place. Sleigh-bell shuffles, a toy-drum march and a carol waltz; tom-driven horror and a 7/8 crawl; street beats, drumline cadences and a fife-and-drum with the flams written in. Three seasonal themes come with it: Holly, Pumpkin and Firework. Available as its own purchase. PocketCheck hears a kick drum properly One kick could be counted as two or three hits, and it got worse the more of them you played. It counts once now. Fixed against real recordings of a real kit rather than by guesswork. Keep a take's recording A new switch saves the audio of a PocketCheck take so you can share it. If the app ever mishears your kit, that recording is what makes it fixable. Trying colors on The theme picker stays open when you choose a color, so you can click through them and see each one instead of going back through the menu every time.