Still hoping for this one. Guitarist I work with is afraid of technology and wants me to send him the 35 tunes in the set. That makes for a lot of doing the same workflow.
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Still hoping for this one. Guitarist I work with is afraid of technology and wants me to send him the 35 tunes in the set. That makes for a lot of doing the same workflow.
I would use this feature
This would be great feature. Would definitely use it to print charts for my band
I would use it
I've also asked for this feature.
Let's hope the developers are listening!
Nice one. Definitely I would use it too.
On Android tablet, there is a capture screen apps allowing uses to capture the screen in a JPG file (like a photo).
Some even allows to print the screen in PDF formats.
With JPGs, I can drop them in the MS Word, size each one of them to fit the page then "print" it as a PDF file containing all these songs.
I do this weekly to combine songs for a Mass before sending out to the choir members.
Thanks for the idea of a Playlist to PDF. We have it on our (long) list :)
Following on from ktnwin2012, on iPad use a PDF app (like PDF Expert or similar). Open each song PDF into it, then merge them all into one PDF (and optionally sort via thumbnails after the merge). While not automated, it allows other pages (such as a front page, lyrics, lists, photos, screenshots) to be added (use a Convert to PDF app if needed).
For Mac, Apple Preview combines PDFs into one. Within iReal Pro, Print>PDF>Open PDF in Preview for each song.
(There are combine instructions in Preview's Help menu).
Incidentally, if you email the playlist in iReal Pro format to yourself, the list of its songs in order appears as text so you can copy and paste as required.
Yup, that's how I do it.
http://www.irealb.com/forums/showthr...?3125-Printing
:))BOB
I smell some misunderstanding here. As I understand, the setlist is a list of names of songs to play, in the right order. This can be done easily (e.g., by mailing the setlist to yourself).
However, I seems like the question was how to create a hard copy (PDF or similar) of all songs of a setlist, which is a different beast.
Yes, that's the idea.
I know how to convert jpg files to pdf, but there's no way I can go through this procedure one song at a time for my 200+ songs playlists! That would take way too much time.
The only solution: multi-page pdf export so we can export an entire playlist (chord charts, not only song titles!)
And to do this even better, when exporting, a pdf bookmark could be created as well in the process for easy access and search in the pdf document.
One other thing, I wish it could be exported to pdf as embedded text instead of jpg image. That would result in better quality output, smaller file size, faster export and enable text searching within the pdf doc.
That would be awesome, but if it's too complicated to implement, jpg is alright too.
Does anyone know if there's a software or out there that is able to convert iReal Pro files (html) to PDF of JPG?
I'd like to export an entire playlist and convert it automatically to PDF or JPG.
I'm not sure if such software exists.
Cyrille we have this on our future list so it is likely it will be implemented eventually. I understand your frustration as I have had to construct PDFs of playlists also.Quote:
Originally Posted by CyrilleB
On iPad (I think you have Android) I was able to share each song directly into a PDF app then afterwards, simply merge them. There might be some process similar on Android (I have not looked into this.) If you run iReal Pro on Mac, you might be able to program Automator to do this. You probably know this, but I am just mentioning it here for any others reading your post.
:)
I know the way to export single JPG songs (one by one) to a desktop then merge them into a single PDF document, but it's a long, long process!
For long playlists, it would take hours!
Glad to hear that this feature will be implemented sometime in the the near future (I hope!)
Here's another reason why multi-page PDF playlist export function could be a life saver:
Performing a quick playlist back up that could be printed out in short time just in case my device dies before a gig.
I know this topic has been around for a while. I just want to check what has been done so far regarding this subject.
I've been told that pdf export is now available for those who use a recent Android version (above 5 I think), but is it possible to export an entire playlist now?
Image or PDF, I don't really care anymore, as long as I don't need to export each song one by one.
I need to get my phone fixed, and it might take a week or more. In the meantime, I will need to print out on paper all the songs I use for my gigs. Doing it one by one would take forever.
Or is there any other alternative using a third party app?
I have an experimental tool that can do that. PM me for details.
I've sent you a message to your mail box
I used to send lists to myself then print the message for my fellows, but there wil be great to have tonality for each song.
More generally, it will be very usefull to have a function that sends lists in PDF format with tonality and tempo ...
I guess my post wasn't very clear. It wasn't about exporting the list of songs (like a table of content), but about exporting the actual charts from a playlist.
But great thanks to Sciurius who has designed a great tool and helped me out a lot!
Okay
To Print out a set list for bandmates you just email the set list to yourself .
That's probably been said ��
Cyrille
Are you looking for something that would look like a PDF real book?
Yes, I know how to export the song "titles" of a playlist. What I was looking for is to export the entire playlist as chord chart, like pdf real book
Of course the long way to do it would be to individually make a PDF of each chart and then put them in a folder or use an app like igigbook to make them searchable.Quote:
Originally Posted by CyrilleB
This is not an option for me. I have 300+ songs in my playlists. Exporting them manually one by one would take forever.
I can see how you would want a PDF setlist for those musicians that refuse to get iRealPro .
I often get resistance from musicians that just don't want to try something new.):
Sorry, but you're totally wrong.
The PDF playlist would be for myself only to use as a backup if my device run out of battery or simply fails during a gig
Also, I want to be able to view the charts I've created on my computer (for checking chords or structure), or to open a window with a chart and a window with lyrics next to each other.
The main reason is definitely for backup. I spent countless hours creating and transcribing charts. I want to have a paper copy of that work.
By the way, all the musicians I know or play with have already bought iRealpro :-)
Yes, I would love have an option to export a set of songs into either separate files of a multi page pdf.
IReal is great as a study and a reference, but I would be great to be able to stick a Chord sequense in ireal, export songs into pdf, rehearse, take notes, add rhythms with the Apple Pencil and let the song set into shape, change chords and change them back in pdf form.
When all is said and done, you make the a last and final edit in iReal and bob’s your uncle!
Please cast your vote to "Export a whole playlist as a pdf book" through this link:
http://irealpro.com/feature-request/
Thank you ;)
UPDATE
iReal Pro 8.2 is now available as a free update for iOS, Mac and Android for existing users.
This release is all about making it easier to organize your playlists.
We also added the option to share a playlist as a PDF booklet or as a Setlist in plain text.
You can also reorder your playlists.
:))BOB