Pocket Reader Reference is downloadable. You may check the functionalities before purchasing.10 Reasons You Should Use iReCalc - Part 1
10 Reasons You Should Use iReCalc - Part 2
Pocket Jukebox - Coin Mode
Pocket Jukebox Demonstration
Feb 12, 2012
Feb 4, 2012
iReCalc Ver.3.01
Fixed the following bugs:
1. When swiping on the calculation keyboard from the Answer window downward, the past calculation result table also appears.
2. Added division by zero error.
3. When substituting for the variables, starting calculation without entering any numbers causes a termination.
This version may be released next weekend.
Pocket Jukebox Ver.1.35 is released
iReCalc Ver.3.0 is released

iReCalc is an application which has a calculator, memo and database functionalities.
Once you have calculated with it, the figures and the results are kept unless you remove them. You can load these formulas and results whenever you need, and change some part then re-calculate them. You can also store the formulas that you use often to another storage place.
Moreover, you can create and store the formula with some variables like x, y, n1 or n2, and substitute the number then calculate after loading it.
1. All calculations are stored and saved to "Main Table".
2. You can correct the mistakes any time with very easy operation.
3. There is a window that shows the formula vertically, arranging the same digit straight. It makes easier to check the figures when you calculate with a lot of figures like a financial table.
4. You can load the past formula just by tapping it, change some figures and calculate it again.
5. You can store the formulas that you selected to the separate storage place, "Memory Table".
6. Variables can be used. If you create "A×(B-5)÷C" and store it, for example, you can load it any time and calculate it after substituting the figures for A, B and C.
7. You can call the past calculation result and insert it to the current formula.
8. Support Unit Conversion, like Length, Weight, Area, Speed, Temperature, Decimal/Binary/Hexadecimal conversion and so on.
9. Suppor Add-on calculations, which make possible to calculate loan & amortization, depreciation, moving average and so on. You can also load the past Add-on calculation and calculate it again.
10. You can add a title or description on each formulas in Main, Memory and Add-on Tables.
11. Support Consolidation calculation, which calculate among the past calculation results.
12. Support free layout of the calculation keys.
13. Calculation keys are selectable from three size.
14. You can change the following preference settings: calculation key, background color, text color, text size, font, key tap sound, rounding for decimals, sales tax rate, holiday setting, monetary unit for Add-on calc, unit conversion setting, calculation key layout and so on.
15. You can create the files that include above preference settings as many as you want, and change multiple settings simultaneously.
16. You can backup the calculation data to Google Documents, and restore them any time.
The following function is supported as normal calculation:
addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, power, square root, conversion between radian and degree, trigonometric function (sin, cos, tan), inverse function of trigonometric function (asin, acos, atan), hyperbolic function (sinh, cosh, tanh), common logarithm, natural logarithm, exponential function, multiplicative inverse, arithmetic mean, factorial, permutation, combination and sales tax calculation.
There are some lessons to learn the operations of iReCalc. So try taking this first.
And when you get lost, just shake your device. A help window for the current view appears.
Changes and additions
1. Shorter start-up time.
2. Re-calculation method changed.
3. Unit Conversion function added.
4. Help View added.
5. How To Window added.
6. Backup to Google Documents added.
7. Be able to add title and description to the formulas.
8. Selectable calculation key size.
9. Financial Mode added.
Aug 19, 2011
Pocket Reader Ver.1.1 is released
Jul 13, 2011
Pocket Reader is now on sale
Pocket Reader is an application not to view but to read PDF documents. Because it is made especially for reading PDF files created from scanned book image, there are some special features to read even on small device like iPhone or iPod touch.
For more details, please refer to "Pocket Reader Reference".
Jun 29, 2010
NumberPlace Tools is updated
On iOS4, the texts are shown bigger so they do not stay within the windows. Fixed this problem on Ver.1.01, which should be downloadable in this week.
NumberPlace Tools is now on sale

This is an application which have various tools to solve the Number Place puzzles.
Although the Number Place puzzles are intriguing, if you try from intermediate to advanced level puzzles, you have to do a lot of steady work. As a result, not only it takes much time but also you may have mistakes.
NumberPlace Tools makes the user concentrate on solving puzzles while taking care of simple tasks. Also, it helps the user to learn solving the puzzles with assisting functionalities, then he will be able to solve them without assistance.
NumberPlace Tools has many assisting functionalities from elementary to advanced level, including Pencilmarks (tiny digits in a cell), Marks (paint cells in color), Hint, Naked Pairs, X-Wing, Forcing Chains and many others.
It also has a powerful undo functionality. Since you can save undo history on each puzzle, you can keep the process of solving it.
We provide 60 puzzles in 6 levels from elementary to the most advanced. And the user can enter the puzzles from books or internet, then solve them with NumberPlace Tools.
We also provide the lessons for many important solving methods from elementary to advanced. A beginner will be able to solve up to the advanced level puzzles in one day.
The lessons and helps are locally stored, there is no need to access the internet to see them.
Enjoy exercising your brain with NuberPlace Tools on your spare time!
Major functionalities
Pencilmark
Undo
Redo
Hint
Mark
Lock-Mark
Lock
All Lock
All Clear
Candidate Lines
Naked Pairs
Naked Triples
Naked Quads
X-Wing
Forcing Chains
Create New Puzzle
Delete, Save As, Rename, Move Puzzles
Import
Export
Help ( Including the lessons from elementary to the most advanced solving methods )
Dec 30, 2009
Functionalities added on iReCalc Ver.2.00
**From Ver.2.03, up to four layers of nested functions are supported. A calculation like √(log(exp(sin1.5))) is possible.
1. The following functions are inserted like as ordinary formula, then enter "=".
log、ln、exp、sin、cos、tan、asin、acos、atan、sinh、cosh、tanh
Example: log5.3 cos(√3) √(exp2+ln3)
2. The following functions are inserted as stated on the buttons.
rad(°): degree to radian, deg(rad): radian to degree
Example: rad50 deg0.87 ( or rad(50) deg(0.87) )
Enter sin(rad50) if it"s used in a trigonometric function
3. The following functions are inserted as each specific formula, then enter each function button.
1/x: After entering x number, tap "1/x".
Σ: Sigma (summation). Enter "start number:end number:formula with k"
Example: 1:10:k^3 = 1^3+2^3+3^3+4^3+.....+10^3
n!: Factorial. 5! means 1×2×3×4×5. After entering n number, tap "n!".
nPr: Permutation. Enter "n:r"
nCr: Combination. Enter "n:r"
4. "5%", "+5%" and "-5%" are sales tax calculation. Although default figure is 5%, you can change it by setting "Tax" on preference view.
In sales tax calculation, although the result is shown on Multi window and Answer window, the formula on Formula window doesn't change. Therefore, you can calculate multiple results without re-entering the formula.
Example: Sales tax for $10 item ( in case of 9.5% sales tax)
Enter 10 and tap "9.5%" -> (10)×0.095 = 0.95
Example: Tax-add price for $10 item ( in case of 9.5% sales tax)
Enter 10 and tap "+9.5%" -> (10)+0.95 = 10.95
Example: Before-tax price for $10(included tax) item ( in case of 9.5% sales tax)
Enter 10 and tap "-9.5%" -> (10)-0.86 = 9.14
5. Window size change
Before Ver.2, for changing window size, you have to use the slider in preference view. From Ver. 2, you can resize the window by swiping it.
First, tap the right half of Answer window and memory copy buttons are shown. During these buttons are shown, the windows are scalable.
When the Vertical window is displayed, you can swipe the window to the left or right. For Horizontal window, swipe to up or down.
If you double tap on the window, you can exchange between Vertical and Horizontal window.
5. Button swap
The number, operator and function buttons are transferable except "Next (Prev)" button.
To do this, use "Swap" button. You can find this button if you tap "Next" on the right side keypad.
Tap "Swap" button and select two buttons as following the message. You can select the buttons by swiping the keypad and changing page by "Next (Prev)".
Since the location of swapped buttons are saved, it is loaded on next execution. Also, if you want to select from different button setting, you can save by creating a new "Preference File" in preference mode. If you create Preference File, you can change settings by tapping "Select" button which is next to "Swap" button.
Dec 23, 2009
iReCalc Ver.2.0

Ver.2.00 Enhancement
- Following functions are supported:
π, radian to degree, degree to radian, log, ln, exp, sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, sinh, cosh, tanh, 1/x, Σ, factorial, permutation, combination, sales tax calculation ( tax amount, addition, subtraction )
- Add Function Mode which includes following:
Arithmetic Progression, Geometric Progression, Progressive Calculation, Depreciation ( Straight-Line, Declining-Balance ), Loan ( Mortgage, Equal Principal, Add-on ) & Amortization, Duration ( Time, Days ), Weekday Lookup. ( Planning to add more on version up )
- Made keypad scrollable and added landscape view.
- Made keypad button transferable. You can change most of button location, save original key assignment as a preference file, and switch them easily.
- Renew preference setting view and supports following:
Button Image, Button Title Color, Background, Window Background, Window Text Color, Fractional Digits & Rounding, Font, Sound, Tax, Rounding for Function Mode, Holiday Status, Preference File Edit, Top Bar Color
- Fix the following bug:
When entering substitutes to variables, the program is terminated if recalculation is tried after deleted substitutes with delete button.
Nov 3, 2009
How to use TapPiano
TapPiano has eight screen mode.



















1. Tap Play Mode
2. Button Set Mode
3. Record/Playback Mode
4. Preference Mode
5. Edit Mode
6. Note Input Mode
7. File Mode
8. Playback Mode
1. Tap Play Mode

This is a screen just after starting application. It shows piano keyboard and 40 buttons. When you tap the button, you see piano key hit and hear piano sound.
*First several sound, you may experience some delay. So tapping all button before play music is recommended.
On buttons, single note can be set as well as chords. For example, "C3sn" is single note button, "C3" shows pitch name C on 3rd octave. Commonly, "C3" is used in computer music. However we may confuse with "C♭5" which is chord name, TapPiano uses "C3sn" instead of "C3".
Default setting, 40 buttons are shown. If you want larger button go to Preference Mode and select "Large" on "Button size" settings. You can choose 28 larger button set.

When you touch on the piano keyboard, it disappears and some buttons are shown.
"-" and "+" buttons on the upper right are transpose buttons. They make whole button transpose by semitone pitch up to one octave which is 12 semitone.
To show piano keyboard, tap between transpose buttons.
2. Button Set Mode

When touch on the keyboard in Tap Play Mode, the keyboard disappears. Then tap "CHORD" button, entering Button Set Mode.
In this mode, you can set up to 40 buttons. Roll the picker, which is shown at the bottom of the screen, select chords or single notes. First select the combination that you want to set on the picker, then tap the button that you want to set. Button title changes what you select.
There are four rows in the picker.
The left row is pitch name. From C to B, pitch name for one octave is shown.
The second row from left is octave sign for single note and chord name.
First five, from 1sn to 5sn, is octave sign for single note.
Chord name starts from "♭5". If this second row is blank, it shows major triad chord that has root pitch name of left row.
The third row is chord variations.
From "v1" to "v3" illustrates inversion of chord. If this third row is blank, it shows root is base note. If v1 is add the third note becomes base and v2 is add the fifth note becomes base. And in the case of v3, sixth or seventh note becomes base.
Also, "-" illustrates one octave lower chord, "--" means two octave lower chord and "+" means one octave higher chord. And each of them could have inversion if it combined with v, for example "v1--".
The fourth row shows title color when the selected chord is on button.
BK is black, WH is white, Red is red, GRN is green, BLU is blue and YL is yellow.
If you want to the button blank, set all four row blank and tap the button that you want to make blank.
By tupping "Set Mode" button, it turns "Play Mode". In this mode, you can tap button and play just like on Tap Play Mode. To come back Set Mode, tap "Play Mode".

Also, if you tap between transpose button the keyboard appears. You may check the note with the keyboard.
"Copy" button
When you tap this button, it changes "CopyMode". In this mode, you can copy button settings that you tap to memory. When you done, tap "CopyMode" or "Paste" button.
"Paste" button
After the copy is done, and tap this "Paste" button (then it changes "PasteMode"), button settings that you copied is pasted to the button that you tap.

"Progress" button
By tapping this button, some samples of Chord Progression are shown.
These are just brief list of many chord progression patterns, and some of major scale, minor scale and so called cliche patterns are listed.
Each sample has a index of C in major scale and Am in minor scale, when you tap index the list which has the other key transposed is shown.
To com back tap "EndPlog".

"Diatonic" button
By tapping this button, lists of Diatonic Chord are shown.
To com back tap "EndDia".
To end Button Set Mode, tap "Done" upper left.
3. Record/Playback Mode

If you tap between "CHORD" and "-"(transpose button), you can enter Record/Playback Mode.
The button is, from left to right, "●" Record, "●▶" Overdubbing, "×▶" Double Track Playback, "▶" Playback and Done.
When you tap Record button, the keyboard is shown along with Stop button (upper right) is blinking with tempo count sound. Then you can start recording.
To end recording, tap Stop button.
By tapping Playback button, you can playback just you recorded.
When recording, keyboard hit signs are not shown. But they are shown on Playback.
If you want to try Overdubbing, you have to copy recorded data to Track-P, which is Playback only track.
Tap "i" button on upper right corner, and show Preference Mode screen.
**When you go to Preference Mode, it may take a little time first time after starting application because it loads necessary data. Therefore, from the second time changing mode becomes much faster.
First, check if Source Select butt
on (TR-0 to TR-P) which is bottom of the screen is set TR-0, and Destination Select button (TR-0 / Main Track to TR-P / Overdub) is set TR-P. Then tap "TrackCopy" button. Data is copied from TR-0 to TR-P, and makes overdubbing possible.
Tracks on TapPiano
You can use TR-0 to TR-5 and TR-P, seven tracks.
All recordings are stored to TR-0. If you record next data, the data on TR-0 moves to TR-1 then new data is recorded on TR-0. The data moves up to TR-5, therefore you can have five takes without saving as a file.
TR-P is playback only track and playback on overdubbing.
Main tracks are TR-0 and TR-P.
These two tracks are played when Double Track Playback, and edited these at the same time.
When you load and save files, o
nly data on TR-0 is saved, and loaded data goes to TR-0. Therefore, the rest of tracks are copy destination.
However, if you just want playback, you can playback any track.
Exceptionally, Merged data goes to TR-1.
4. Preference Mode

If you tap "i" button on upper right corner, you can move to Preference Mode screen.
To go back to Tap Play Mode, "♪" button down right corner.
Timing for chord play
A slider that is located top of the screen with "ms" sign. If it is set zero, chord is played same timing, but increasing numbers makes timing late and plays arpeggio.
Tempo
A slider with "bpm" sign.
You can set tempo when you record your play. Tempo count sound interval changes.
Playback Speed
A slider with "x" sign.
"x1.2" means playback 20% faster, and "x0.8" means 20% slower.
Button size
Tap Play button size.
Tempo sound
Tempo count sound.

Note value
If you tap on small window, setting screen is shown. In Note Input Mode, you can enter six kind of notes by button. You can set two user preference note button here.
"File" button
Look at File Mode.
"×▶" Double Track Playback button
Track-0 and Track-P are played at the same time. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
"▶(blue)" Track Playback button
A track which set on Source select button is played. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
"▶(red)" Track-P Playback button
Track-P is played. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
"Edit" button
Look at Edit Mode.
"Source" select button
Select playback source by track. Source select for TrackCopy.
"Destination" select button
Destination select for TrackCopy.
"TrackCopy" button
Copy tracks. Data is copied from Souce track to Destination track.
"Quantize" button
Correct timings of data on Tra
ck-0 following the tempo that is set Tempo.
"Playode" button
Look at Playback Mode
5. Edit Mode

By tapping "Edit" button, entering Edit Mode.
In Edit Mode, you can edit Track-0 and Track-P at the same time. You can edit each track separately or copy data between tracks.
On Edit Mode screen, data is shown upper side. Blue sign indicates Track-0 and red sign indicates Track-P.
Each track data structure is following:
Line A.
Numbers starting from zero is data unit which is almost same as steps in sequencer application. However, chord and single note are the same in TapPiano, if the data is entered as chord one chord constructs one step.
Line B.
Upper window, pitch names or chord names are shown.
Line C.
Lower window, the numbers which indicates duration of notes or rest are shown in mili-second ( ms, 1/1000 sec). In accurate, it's time up to play next sound.
Line D.
This line is not shown if there is no data. Duration between the beginning of the song and the step is shown in ms.
Each of Track-0 and Track-P has these four line data. "▶" button moves forward by step, "▶▶" button moves forward by page.

In Edit Mode, if you tap on a window on Line A, you can enter memo with keyboard. You can add bar number or any other memo. These memos are shown in red overlapping with pitch names or chords.
If you tap on a window on Line B, you can enter the number directly.
"Check" button
When you tap this button, it changes "ChkMode". In this mode, if you tap the window, pitch name or chord name is shown at the center of this screen where normally track name is shown. This is for long chord name.
Tap "ChkMode" to exit.

"Insert" button
When you tap this button, it changes "InsMode". In this mode, if you tap the window, a blank window is inserted before where you tapped. If you enter data step by step from song sheet, use this to expand steps.
Tap "InsMode" to exit.
"Delete" button
When you tap this button, it changes "DelMode". In this mode, if you tap the window, the window where you tap is deleted and the rest of data move backward.
Tap "DelMode" to exit.
"Note" button
Look at Note Input Mode.
"×▶" Double Track Playback button
Track-0 and Track-P are played at the same time. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
"▶(blue)" Track-0 Playback button
Track-0 is played. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
"▶(red)" Track-P Playback button
Track-P is played. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
"EditEnd" button
Exit Edit Mode.

"Copy" button
When you tap this button, it changes "CopyMode" and "Tap window to select" sign is shown. Tap the window to start copy, then "Copy Track-0 from ## to" (## is step number that you tapped). Then tap the window to end copy.
"Copy Track-0 from ## to ##" and "OK" button are shown, when you tap "OK" steps are copied to memory.
Tap "CopyMode" to exit.
"Cut" button
Operate like Copy button. However, selected part is cut and after this part moves backward.
"Paste" button
When you tap this button, it changes "PasteMode". In this mode, if you tap the window, the copied or cut data is inserted before the window where you tap.
"Merge" button
Merge the data on Track-0 and Track-P and write to Track-1. So to check the data, copy from Track-1 to Track-0 or Track-P by TrackCopy.
"Ⅰ◀◀" and "▶▶Ⅰ" button
Move front or end of the track.

"CHORD" button
By tapping this button, the chord select picker is shown just same as in Button Set Mode. You can select from the picker and enter it by tapping window on Line A.
"Quantize" button
Correct timings of data on Track-0 following the tempo that is set Tempo.
"Replace" button
The data on Track-0 or Track-P is changed by following setting on Playback Speed. Track-0 or Track-P is replaced by new data.
6. Note Input Mode

By tapping "Note" button, entering Note Input Mode.
Upper side of Note Input Mode screen is similar to Edit Mode, but function is different.
Line B is for entering single notes from great staff that is located lower left. So you can't enter any chords.
When you tap on great staff, a note moves up or down, and by tapping △ or ▽ button it moves by half tone. When it's tone settles tap the window that you want to set on Line B.
Line C is for entering duration of notes. In Note Input Mode, you can use six note buttons and two user assigned button. When a note button is tapped, green number which is depending on tempo is shown above the buttons. Then tap a window on Line C, the number is entered.
The rest of buttons have the same functionalities as in Edit Mode.
Tap "NoteEnd" to exit Note Input Mode.
7. File Mode

By tapping "File" button, entering File Mode.
File name/data display window
Wide windows that is located on upper side is the windows that display file name or data.
And "BtTitle to DRecTitle" select button is to switch the windows.
"BtTitle"
These are button set files which is used for Tap Play Mode. You can save current button set with a file name. Or if you load the file, current button set is replaced by loaded button set.
"BtData"
If you save current button set or load button set, button set data is shown in this window in comma separated value (CSV) format. You can copy this data to Memo application to backup or to Mail application to send it to PC.
Or you can import the data by pasting to this windows and use import functionality.
"RecTitle"
These are text files when you save recorded or edited data.
"RecData"
When you save recorded or edited data as text, the data is shown in this window in CSV format. Therefore you can backup them by copying.
"DRecTitle"
If you create large data you may not be able to save as CSV. In this case, you have to save recorded or edited data as raw. Although you can sync with iTunes, you can't backup the other way.

To save data
First select the window. Select "BtTitle" to save button set, select "RecTitle" to save recorded or edited data as CSV or select "DRecTitle" to save recorded or edited data as raw.
Next, enter the fine name. Tap wide window, which is located under File name/data display window, then keyboard appears and enter file name.
Close the keyboard by "Done" button, and tap "Save" to save data.
If you have comma in file name, you get an error massage. Remove comma from fine name.
To load data
First select the window. Next tap small window, which is located upper left of windows select buttons. Numeric keyboard appears, enter file number, then file name is shown in fine name input window. Close the keyboard by "Done" button, and tap "Load" to load data.
Erase the file
You can erase unnecessary files.
Select file just like selecting to load data, then tap "Erase" button. Confirmation window is show, then tap "OK" to erase.
Import data that is saved outside of TapPiano
Select "BtData" for button set data, and "RecData" for recorded or edited data.
Set "WinEdit-OFF / WinEdit-ON" select button "WinEdit-ON". Then File name/data display window becomes editable and keyboard is shown, paste the data to the window. Tap "Done" to close keyboard.
By tapping "Import" button, the data is loaded.
** When you Import data, the data is not saved as a file, you have to save it as a file.
** Also, when you Import, if data structure is wrong, "Incorrect file format" error message is shown. In this case check the following:
a. If there is unnecessary comma in the data, especially last part.
"TrackLoad" button
Data on Track-0 and Track-P are automatically saved when application is closed, Edit Mode ended or Note Input Mode ended. If you have some trouble when editing or terminate application by phone calls, you can recall the data on Track-0 and Track-P.
"TrackLoad" button is for this purpose. Tap this button, then confirmation windows pops up. Tap "OK" to load data.
However, if there is no data when last data is saved, the last data, which might be older, is loaded.
The rest of buttons have the same functionalities as in Preference Mode.
8. Playback Mode

By tapping "PlayMode" button, entering Playback Mode.
Screen changes landscape, a little dark view is shown. Tap on piano key, buttons are appeared. If you want the screen brighter, tap on the left candle to light the candle.
To exit Playback Mode tap "i" button.
"▶(yellow)" button
Like a long or complex song, if there are many steps in a song, normal playback may cause delay timing. This is the playback button for such a song. This playback method plays Track-0 only, it is suitable for track down data by Merge. However since it's different from normal playback, no button blink and no piano key touch available.
If you save a sample song Morzart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik in DRecTitle window after merged is suitable for this button.

"▶(blue and red)button and "×▶" button are the same as in Preference Mode. You can change playback speed by Playback Speed.
Transpose button is the same as in Tap Play Mode, they make whole song transpose by semitone pitch up to one octave which is 12 semitone.
A slider above the piano keyboard is to set piano key touch timing. If you play fast song or chord , when key touch is not shown, increase the number makes release timing of piano key late, you can see piano key touch.
In this Playback Mode, there is hidden mode. When hidden mode reveals, whole atmosphere changes and a moving character is added.
About sample songs
All sample songs are made left hand and right hand part separately. So when you play, you may want to load both files and plays simultaneously. Here's how.
1. To tap "File" button, enter File Mode. Select "RecTitle" and select the file that you want to load. An an example, here select "Happy Birthday To You - Left".
Tap little window left below the file select window, then numeric keyboard appears. Enter "1" and "Happy Birthday To You - Left" is shown, close keyboard by "Done" and tap "Load" button. File is loaded on Track-0.
Let's check. Tap "Edit" button to enter Edit Mode. You can see data is in Track-0 windows.
2. Next, before we are going to load right hand part, we have to move left hand part data to another track. Because every data is loaded to Track-0, if we don't move left hand part data from Track-0, it is overwritten. So let's copy Track-0 to Track-P.
In Preference Mode, make sure Source selection button is set "Track-0" and Destination selection button is set "Track-P", then tap "TrackCopy".
3. Load right hand part the same way we did for left hand part. After loaded, check them in Edit Mode if we have both data.
4. To play both tracks simultaneously, tap "×▶" button. If it is the first play after application is started some delay may occur, it should be normal after second play.
When song gets longer, delay may sometimes occur. Since iPhone/iPod touch is based on single task and single thread, and memory limitation, we can't avoid this.
In sample songs, Morzart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is an example of this occurrence.
Therefore, when you play this song, merge right and left hand part first and playback with yellow playback button in Playback Mode.
Here's how to merge:
1. The same method up to 3 above, load data to Track-0 and Track-P.
2. Merge two tracks. Tap "Merge" button in Edit Mode, and tap "OK" on confirmation window, then merged data is on Track-1.
3. Copy data on Track-1 to Track-0. In Preference Mode, set Source "Track-1" and Destination "Track-0", then tap "TrackCopy"
Playback speed
In sample songs, Silent Night and Jingle Bells are little fast or slow without setting playback speed.
When entering data, it's easy to use round number. Since tempo or song speed can changeable anytime, we left data like this.
It's completely up to you to listen how fast or slow, we leave notes for ordinary speed.
Silent Night x0.7
Jingle Bells x1.8
Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In x1.8
Row Row Row Your Boat x1.8
If you want change data to some speed, use "Replace" in Edit Mode.
If there is song data in Track-0, Track-P or both, data is overwritten with new speed changed data. You can save data just same as normal way.
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