Version History
Here you can find the changelog of Tabular Mobile since it was posted on our website on 2017-01-26.
The latest version is 2.5.2 and it was updated on soft112.com on 22 April, 2024.
See below the changes in each version:
version 2.5.2
posted on 2023-02-03
Feb 3, 2023
Version 2.5.2
This is a quick update that fixes an issue with printing.
version 2.5.1
posted on 2021-05-15
May 15, 2021 Version 2.5.1
Hello there! This is a small update to fix a crash when opening a document with an alternate ending notation.
Previously on version 2.5:
This update primarily brings compatibility with iOS 14.
It also contains a major reworking of Tabular's MIDI sequencer. For now, this just means that playback should be more reliable and much more performant for large scores, but it also opens the door for further expanding playback functionality in the future.
Lastly, several crashes and UI glitches have been resolved as well.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
version 2.5
posted on 2020-11-12
12 Nov 2020 Version 2.5
Hello there! This update primarily brings compatibility with iOS 14.
It also contains a major reworking of Tabular's MIDI sequencer. For now, this just means that playback should be more reliable and much more performant for large scores, but it also opens the door for further expanding playback functionality in the future.
Lastly, several crashes and UI glitches have been resolved as well.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
version 2.5
posted on 2020-11-12
Nov 12, 2020 Version 2.5
Hello there! This update primarily brings compatibility with iOS 14.
It also contains a major reworking of Tabular's MIDI sequencer. For now, this just means that playback should be more reliable and much more performant for large scores, but it also opens the door for further expanding playback functionality in the future.
Lastly, several crashes and UI glitches have been resolved as well.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
version 2.4
posted on 2020-07-28
28 Jul 2020 Version 2.4
Hi! This version contains two exciting enhancements: support for multiple windows and improvements to trackpad and mouse input.
New workflows are possible with multiple window support. You can edit two related documents side by side in split view, or open Tabular alongside another app like Safari to make transcribing a tab much easier.
The new iPadOS adaptive cursor now works great in Tabular. When using a trackpad or mouse, the cursor will adapt to the score underneath it, making it much easier to make precise selections on specific tab lines. You can also drag out a selection the way you would expect to when using a pointing device. Lastly, other UI elements like buttons also now respond to the cursor nicely.
This version also has a few bug fixes and other small improvements:
• Fixed an issue with button responsiveness when configuring an instrument's tuning.
• Fixed a bug that would apply your default track preset when editing an existing track.
• Improved mixing of different instrument sounds. In particular, this helps dead notes to be audible when played alongside other notes.
• Fixed an issue preventing the library from updating properly after editing a document's title, artist, or album.
• Fixed an issue with grace notes not saving and loading properly.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions! See you soon!
— Jarod
version 2.4
posted on 2020-07-28
Jul 28, 2020 Version 2.4
Hi! This version contains two exciting enhancements: support for multiple windows and improvements to trackpad and mouse input.
New workflows are possible with multiple window support. You can edit two related documents side by side in split view, or open Tabular alongside another app like Safari to make transcribing a tab much easier.
The new iPadOS adaptive cursor now works great in Tabular. When using a trackpad or mouse, the cursor will adapt to the score underneath it, making it much easier to make precise selections on specific tab lines. You can also drag out a selection the way you would expect to when using a pointing device. Lastly, other UI elements like buttons also now respond to the cursor nicely.
This version also has a few bug fixes and other small improvements:
• Fixed an issue with button responsiveness when configuring an instrument's tuning.
• Fixed a bug that would apply your default track preset when editing an existing track.
• Improved mixing of different instrument sounds. In particular, this helps dead notes to be audible when played alongside other notes.
• Fixed an issue preventing the library from updating properly after editing a document's title, artist, or album.
• Fixed an issue with grace notes not saving and loading properly.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions! See you soon!
— Jarod
version 2.3.1
posted on 2020-05-24
May 24, 2020 Version 2.3.1
This update contains a quick fix for a bug that prevented selecting a custom library location on iOS 12.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
version 2.3
posted on 2020-05-04
May 4, 2020 Version 2.3
• There are several new actions you can take when editing a score:
• Measures can now be split and merged.
• Notes can be moved left and right to adjacent divisions.
• Dynamics can be decrease and increased.
• Templates can now be edited and deleted via the settings page.
• Added ability to duplicate tracks on iOS.
• Fixed an issue with legato slides when exporting to MIDI.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
version 2.2
posted on 2020-04-03
Apr 3, 2020 Version 2.2
This month's update adds support for importing files from inside the app. Tapping the Import button in the library will now provide an option to select new files to import to your library. Some error messaging has also been improved to be more helpful.
Otherwise this is a pretty light update, containing mostly internal improvements in preparation for bigger things in the future.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
version 2.1
posted on 2020-03-01
1 Mar 2020 Version 2.1
Your March update is here with a mix of new features and bug fixes!
• Added dark mode support.
• Added a new lyrics notation, which allows you to add multiple lines of lyrics under a measure.
• Documents can now be shared in MIDI and plain text formats in addition to Tabular or PDF format.
• Fixed several issues with MIDI processing that were causing incorrect playback.
• The instrument view can now be hidden.
• Shortcuts for preconfigured legato and picking technique notations can now overwrite each other when they're different. For example, pressing D to add a down strum, then U for an up strum used to remove the strum. Now pressing U will replace the down strum with an up strum.
• Fixed a bug causing the instrument details to overlap the tempo when printing.
• Fixed an issue preventing chord charts from updating properly when changed.
I'd love to hear what you think. Feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback or suggestions. See ya next time!
version 2.1
posted on 2020-03-01
Mar 1, 2020 Version 2.1
Your March update is here with a mix of new features and bug fixes!
• Added dark mode support.
• Added a new lyrics notation, which allows you to add multiple lines of lyrics under a measure.
• Documents can now be shared in MIDI and plain text formats in addition to Tabular or PDF format.
• Fixed several issues with MIDI processing that were causing incorrect playback.
• The instrument view can now be hidden.
• Shortcuts for preconfigured legato and picking technique notations can now overwrite each other when they're different. For example, pressing D to add a down strum, then U for an up strum used to remove the strum. Now pressing U will replace the down strum with an up strum.
• Fixed a bug causing the instrument details to overlap the tempo when printing.
• Fixed an issue preventing chord charts from updating properly when changed.
I'd love to hear what you think. Feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback or suggestions. See ya next time!
version 2.0.3
posted on 2020-01-13
Jan 13, 2020 Version 2.0.3
• Fixed a crash that could happen when importing certain documents
Previously in version 2.0:
• The app has been rewritten from the ground up (turns out that takes a while) and is now up to date with the latest version of iPadOS
• Tons of bug fixes and stability improvements
• An updated design across the entire app
• A simplified view of the score which focuses on tablature rather than sheet music
• Updated notation rendering
• A handful of new actions like shifting divisions
• Integrated the library with the Files app
• Added an introductory tutorial
• Basic support for hardware keyboards
version 1.0.10
posted on 2014-03-25
version 2.4
posted on 1970-01-01
28 de jul. de 2020 Version 2.4
Hi! This version contains two exciting enhancements: support for multiple windows and improvements to trackpad and mouse input.
New workflows are possible with multiple window support. You can edit two related documents side by side in split view, or open Tabular alongside another app like Safari to make transcribing a tab much easier.
The new iPadOS adaptive cursor now works great in Tabular. When using a trackpad or mouse, the cursor will adapt to the score underneath it, making it much easier to make precise selections on specific tab lines. You can also drag out a selection the way you would expect to when using a pointing device. Lastly, other UI elements like buttons also now respond to the cursor nicely.
This version also has a few bug fixes and other small improvements:
• Fixed an issue with button responsiveness when configuring an instrument's tuning.
• Fixed a bug that would apply your default track preset when editing an existing track.
• Improved mixing of different instrument sounds. In particular, this helps dead notes to be audible when played alongside other notes.
• Fixed an issue preventing the library from updating properly after editing a document's title, artist, or album.
• Fixed an issue with grace notes not saving and loading properly.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions! See you soon!
— Jarod
version 2.3.1
posted on 1970-01-01
2020年5月24日 Version 2.3.1
This update contains a quick fix for a bug that prevented selecting a custom library location on iOS 12.
Stay healthy and safe, and as always, feel free to reach out through our support page or on Twitter with any feedback, questions, or suggestions!
— Jarod
