Tablatures 1.32

A new Tablatures release is now available.

Apart from a couple of small fixes, this version implements a feature that’s been requested by several users: all floating texts will not be hidden anymore when switching to Tablature Only or Standard Notation Only display modes.

Instead, only those texts that would have appeared in the hidden parts won’t be visible (no surprise there). Editing of floating texts is still available only in the normal display mode, though.

Tablatures 1.30

A new release of Tablatures is now available.

This update includes several changes:

  • An option to automatically insert barlines has been added among the preferences. If enabled, barlines will be automatically inserted when you add a note that exceeds the duration of a bar, i.e.:
    Adding a new note now will result in a barline being automatically inserted (click to enlarge)
  • Print has been tweaked to exploit the full printable area.
  • Floating texts can be removed by dragging them out of the score.
  • Pressing the alt key while starting to move a floating text will clone it.
  • Pressing the shift key while moving a floating text will keep it aligned to its original position.
  • Banjo tunings available in the Choose Tuning list have been revised.
  • Keyboard shortcuts to toggle pick stroke signs have been added (k for downwards pick strokes, K for upwards ones).

Tablatures 1.29

A fresh version of Tablatures has just been made available.

This release includes the following changes:

  • The Chord Dictionary panel can be resized.
  • It’s possible to click on the zoom value to edit it, for those who don’t always like to use the slider.
  • When editing a bend, “Release (gradual)” couldn’t be set correctly. It has been fixed.
  • A keyboard shortcut to toggle chord names has been added: c.