I have to say, I'm getting pretty disillusioned with systems right now. Or they leave out the overall concept of what you are doing, use imprecise, confusing language. Stuff is left out in the Help, important concepts are missing that the developers assumed everyone would know. But I'm by no means illiterate when it comes to using or even designing software. In recent years I've become more of a user. Why didn't they tell me a basic thing like that? Isn't that something the average user, designing a book would expect to see - the cover they uploaded appearing in the book during design?Īnd by the way, I'm not a Luddite - I am former computer programmer, Masters degree in Information Systems management, MCSD certified, and I have taught VB, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, ASP.net, HTML, SQL Server, Access, and Visio and more. I call technical support and they say "Don't worry about it, the cover will appear when it's put into the Kindle store". I just published a Kindle book and when it came to my Kindle, the cover was generic, not the one I uploaded. They don't test it first - just send it out and let the help desk requests flow in. Or they release a new system and it takes an act of Congress to learn it and its confusing. I want to do a simple task, but someone has moved my cheese without telling anyone. And I run into situations like above constantly.
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I interact with at least two dozen applications in my full time job as a remote knowledge worker. This is a rare situation when I get to talk to an actual developer.
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Pro hint: guitarpro defaults to A4 paper size, so be sure to change that to letter if you’re in the US.Ĭlick to expand.Stefan - thanks for responding. Downside is they don’t output charts how you like, it’s more of a lead sheet maker with chords above the measure, but you can do slash notation. GuitarPro is a good investment if you need to make complex charts as it cuts out most of the crap pop/rock musicians don’t need, and is very guitar oriented (bass guitars included), more intuitive than any other software if you’re only a bassist. The only downsides are it’s not really intended for complex song forms, lots of repeats and endings, etc., but at that point you’d be best off with a true arranging program. There are also thousands of free charts available in the iReal community, it’s a pretty great resource for $15 or whatever, even if you never use the incredibly flexible backing track capabilities. If I want to play with the backing tracks I just plug into my interface, any Bluetooth speaker, etc.
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There are instructions on how to load an Android emulator on a windows machine to run iReal on their website Windows | iReal Pro but I’ve never remotely felt the need. I’ve only ever used it on my iphone myself, it excels as a mobile app.
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We’re seeing this change widely rolled out in YouTube for Android today.Do you have an android phone? IReal pro is available for Android. Meanwhile, you can also access this capability at the bottom of the overflow menu: “Listen with YouTube Music.” It’s somewhat amusing that there are now three different promotions, but it remains to be seen which one actually catches people’s attention. Of the three, the blue open button is the most visually distracting and not really integrated. As seen in the below screenshot, the new button coexists with the “Want audio only?” prompt below the video window. Tapping opens YouTube Music to that song, though your playback position is not retained, and the song will start from the beginning. ( Update: The icon is white for some users.) It appears just left of the autoplay switch and stands out a great deal. This is the service’s full logo and is notably not converted into an outline. When you’re listening to a song in the main YouTube app, there’s now a YouTube Music icon directly in the player window. Since 2019, the main YouTube app has offered to open song videos in YouTube Music, but this integration is now getting much more prominent.
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