⭐⭐⭐ Triads is released ⭐⭐⭐

◾ Fretboard view showing the whole neck with all the triad positions

◾ Option in settings to allow muted strings

◾ Option in settings to limit the notes of the triad to the range of one octave

◾ Option to limit the triads to a subset of strings shows the names of the strings

◾ A click on a chord chart or the piano plays the notes of the triad

◾ Available in the shop

◾ s.mart Triads released

◾ Documentation

✔ A lot of other improvements and fixes

❀ Special thanks to Brian Witowski, Dmitry Borodin, Kevin Lewellen, Manuel Almonacid and Mark Heathcote for their contribution to this version

⭐⭐⭐ Triads feature as pre-release for subscribers and unlimited customers ⭐⭐⭐

◾ Triads allow you to simplify complex harmonies, understand musical structure, train your musical ear and create diverse soundscapes

◾ Triads for
▫ major, minor, augmented and diminished chords
▫ root position, first inversion or second inversion

◾ Option to limit the triads to a subset of strings

◾ Get the triads either in
▫ a horizontally scrollable gallery
▫ a zoomable grid
▫ the overview screen

◾ Works for every instrument and tuning

◾ Optional piano to see chord or inversion

◾ The chord charts show either
▫ Notes
▫ Intervals
▫ Relative notes
▫ Fingerings

◾ Triads can also be defined as fingering favorites

◾ Documentation

✔ Piano: Note name and degrees according to the ‘Names’ setting Fretboard info
◾ Notes (Settings): Note names according to your settings
◾ Notes (Theory): Note names according to the music theory
◾ Intervals
◾ Relative notes

✔ Home-screen: Menu item to sort the tools by name

✔ Tools selection: The tools are sorted by name

✔ Songbook: Three new fonts (AzeretMono)

✔ Documentation:
◾ Tools
◾ Transpose songs

🐞 Set List, Songbook: Title bar was visible in full-screen mode

✔ Other improvements and fixes

❀ Special thanks to Adriano Maria Elena, Brian Witowski, Eugene W. Maxwell, Frank Dreibrodt, Jim Winery, Mario Ravlić, Mark Heathcote, Simone Denaro, Viorel Postica and Wolfgang Göttler for their contribution to this version