melodies?

[mariog]

Hello, new user here.
Two questions that I cannot readily find the answer for;

I know the jazz standard tunes have copyright but can't we add a melody?

Can other formats such as band in a box files be converted for use in IRealb?

Thanks,
MAG

[dflat]

I know the jazz standard tunes have copyright but can't we add a melody?

There are no notation staves currently in iReal b.

Can other formats such as band in a box files be converted for use in IRealb?

There is nothing we know of.

[mariog]

[QUOTE=dflat;13376]There are no notation staves currently in iReal b.


Ok thanks.
Is there a possibility of a notation function in the future?

[DaleMac]

In the meantime... Your iRealb files can be exported as MusicXML. You can then open them in music notation software and add your melody lines. MuseScore, for example, is a free program: http://musescore.org/

[dflat]

also you can use PDF viewer apps on your tablet to view your notated charts. There is a slightly related thread here:
http://irealb.com/forums/showthread....g-using-Player
(one day I should update it.) You can use iReal b in the background for practice or live use, or as a source of the chords (described in the previous post by DaleMac) as a basis for adding your notation.

Android - MobileSheets app
iOS - unrealbook, iBooks (and many others)

[mariog]

As a bass player, it would be nice to have melodies available for live performance i.e. busking.