Switching tracks on a phone
On a phone the tracks are now always in a row above the score, so you can switch to another instrument with one tap, whichever way you hold it. On its side, the score also gets far more of the screen.
Thanks to a player on Reddit for this one. On a phone held upright, the list of tracks was hidden behind the Tools button, so it looked as if you couldn't switch to another instrument at all. Turned on its side, the tracks did show, but the header and the controls took up so much of the short screen that the tracks were squeezed into a strip at the bottom with hardly any room left for the score.
What changed
- On a phone, the tracks are always in a row above the score: each one's name and instrument. Tap one to see its part. If there are more than fit, swipe the row sideways.
- Each track's volume, pan and tuning are under the Tools button, with the speed ramp, input and tuner.
- With the phone on its side, the header is slimmer, and the song's title, the playback controls and the buttons share one line. The score now gets around two thirds of the screen instead of almost none.
Tablets and computers look the same as before.