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In OSX look under: Help/Tutorials and Help/Help & Support.Īlso read the Guides and Articles: (started in 2015, very useful!) Just touch the "?" In the circle at the top of any chart. There is a detailed tutorial inside the app in More./Tutorials and /Help &Support

#Ireal pro songs download#

The download will open iReal Pro and import. attachment shows where to tap/click to activate download connect to forums within iReal Pro (your device must be connected to internet) To import from forums, open iReal pro on your device, then: You do NOT need to register in order to download songs or playlists.

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Leave a comment below to let us know your favourite backing track apps and how you use them.(this is an old thread but this post has been updated for iReal Pro)Ĭannot log in or registration problems or lost password: What are your favourite backing track apps? Have fun with it! You can download it from the app store here. Universal App: runs on any iPhone or iPod Touch device as well as running optimized on the iPad.

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Support for AirTurn™ and other bluetooth page turners.

Support for iRig/AmpliTube and other guitar connection kits using the Background Audio setting.

Loop a number of bars for focused practicing.

Export audio as WAV (AudioCopy/Paste supported), AAC and MIDI.

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Export charts as JPEG, PDF and MusicXML.

Print any chart using AirPrint (requires iOS 4.2).

Share printable versions of individual songs via email.

Share individual songs or playlists with other iReal b users via email or through the forums.

Global Eb, Bb, F and G transposition for horn players or global setting for number system notation (Nashville system).

Transpose any chart to any key or to number system notation (Nashville system).

The Player will play any song that you edit or create.

Output audio to AirPort/AppleTV/etc wirelessly.

Edit existing songs or create your own with the Editor.

1000s of songs can be found in the iReal b forums (including all the old iReal Book songs in one easy-to-import list).

Includes 50 exercises to practice common chord progressions.

The play-along feature includes Jazz Medium Swing, Bossa Nova and Rock styles.

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Practice with a full rhythm section (Piano or Guitar plus Bass and Drums) with realistic sounding accompaniments for any properly formatted chord chart.

Create, edit, print, share and collect chord charts of your favorite songs for reference while practicing or performing.

The main features (from the iReal Pro website – my favourites in bold): One from MusicTeacherHelper and another from 88pianokeys. Here are two great posts from fellow bloggers about this app. If they don’t have an iPad or iPhone, you can export your backing track to WAV and email it or share it through DropBox. I’ve started using this for my 12-bar-blues teaching as a backing track in lessons and, if the student has an iPad at home, they can download the chord chart and play along.

You can also loop sections and change the key of the written chords and the backing track instantly. You can download thousands of songs in-app from the linked iReal b forums or you can enter your own chords into the app (or via online editor) as I did today for a student playing Hotel California (which I’ve since found was available in the forums anyway!).īest of all, the instrumental parts in the backing can be volume-controlled (want more drums, less piano – easy!) and the tempo easily adjusted. Latin, Pop, Rock, Jazz) based on any chord chart or standard lead-sheet. The app works by creating backing tracks in a chosen style (eg. This app used to be called iReal B in case you see references anywhere.) iReal Pro AppĮnter another must-have music teachers’ app for iPad: iReal Pro – perfect for just this situation! (ps. The main problem is that without the other instruments and/or vocalist to play-along with, this kind of practice can get really boring, and ultimately be quite unmusical and unrhythmic too. While this is the easiest way to begin playing pop music, is also the most boring when practising solo. The song the band chose was Baker Street (they had a good saxophonist!) and my student’s role was to play the chords on the keyboard.Īs this student is pretty new to piano, he had taught himself all the triads in root position (using my “B.S. One of my Year 8 students recently had to play keyboard in a band for his music performance class at school. Looking for easy-to-use jazz and pop backing tracks?