⭐⭐⭐ New s.mart app for picking patterns as pre release for subscribers and unlimited customers ⭐⭐⭐
◾ Learn and discover picking patterns
◾ At the end there will be more than 200 picking patterns for beginners and fingerstyle professionals
◾ Compare them and listen to the difference
◾ Apply the patterns to a chord list and listen to the result
◾ Get the result as a TAB view and look how the different fingerings are played
◾ Save the pattern and the chords for later use
◾ Sync your patterns and chord lists between your devices
◾ Create exercises to practice the patterns
▶ There is a new video about the pattern app: https://youtu.be/9y5RVRq8nwg

✅ Chord progression: Fixes and better user guidance

✅ Undo and redo in ‘Edit’ screen

✅ Tuning of the current instrument isn’t changed, if a chord is added or replaced for a song or chord progression with different tuning

✅ Tempo of a new exercise or chord progression is set to the last setting

✅ Exercises from “Practice” feature are now part of the synchronization

✅ Fixed: Multiple standard tunings in the favorite tuning list

✅ Added chord type m7/b5/b9

✅ New color scheme

✅ Many minor changes/fixes

❀ Special thanks to Gaétan Dorion, Mark Saltzman, Matt Faris and Taigen Graham for their contribution to this version.

⭐ New tabulator view to show the notes of scales, exercises, arpeggios, …

⭐ Quick switch between your stored items like songs, set lists, exercise, …

◾ There is a ‘History’ button on top beneath the ‘Folder’ menu
◾ It opens a list with your items, sorted by the time you have used it the last time. It’s just a click to open the item.

⭐ Easy way to configure the content of the home screen

◾ It allows all tools to be part of it. Also Backup, Synchronizing, …
◾ Use clicks or long clicks to add or remove tools from and to the home screen
◾ Button to “Fade in/out” is replaced by the menu item ‘Add tools’

✅ Note names on the scale fretboard screen

❗❗ Fix: Saving a song in the set list overwrites song in the songbook

✅ Lot of minor changes/fixes

❀ Special thanks to Andreas Anwar, Barth Harrington, Henning Steiner, Max Howard-Evans, Rick Tucker and Wayne Evans for their contribution to this version.