Category: Do Menu

Edit Object – Edit or move an object

Choose Edit Object when you want to move or edit a Hot Spot, Text Object or Transmogrify button. After choosing this command, drag your object around the screen to reposition it.

Add Transmogrify Button

 

The Transmogrify Button is a special button that can do different functions.

Press the type of Transmogrify button you want then press the Create button. Then press on the page where you want the button to appear. After creating a transmogrify button you can change the parameters for the button or delete it by pressing and holding on the button for more than 3 seconds. 

The Metronome, Playback and Pitch buttons are the main windows that have parameters.

Metronome Parameters

 

The Flash button will enable a visual display of the current beat. Turn Sound on and off to hear the metronome. Tempo sets the rate of the metronome. Flash will display a visual display for the specified number of betas.

Player button Parameters

 

The player button controls the built in music player. Start Offset (secs) is an offset that will start the music x number of seconds from the beginning.
Use File: when pressed will display a popup of audio files (mp3, caf,wav and m4a) that can be played when the button is clicked. To default back to music player control, just clear the name field.

Pitch Parameters

 

Type in a pitch from C3 to F4 to have the button play a pitch when pressed.

MIDI Button

 

The MIDI button allows you to send MIDI messages with a compatible MIDI interface. Type in the raw MIDI data (as hex values) or use the Program and Controller buttons to enter default MIDI values. Use the Test button to send the MIDI data to your MIDI keyboard. The Clear button will remove any MIDI messages from the list area. Note that MIDI data entered must be in HEX (such as C0 01). Any line that starts/contains a semicolon (;) is treated as a comment.

Add Text

Use the Add Text Button to add short one line text to your documents.

You can add short one line text annotations to your documents. Press the Add Text button and then tap anywhere on the screen. A text editing field will appear. Enter your text and then press OK to finish entering text. The text will appear and become highlighted in yellow. To edit your text and change the background color and size, use the Do menu. Choose Do->Edit Object and press on the text you want to change. A window will appear allowing you to change the size, background color. If you press the asterisk * to the right of the size, all new text objects will be creating in the size that is shown.

Adding a Hot Spot

 

A Hot Spot allows you to highlight an area of your music and jump to another page in the document. You would use this for a D.S. Sign or for a To Coda. Press the Do button and choose Add Hot Spot. An alert will appear telling you to tap on a spot in the document to place the Hot Spot. After choosing OK, tap on the page where you want the Hot Spot to appear. Once the Hot Spot appears on the music, tap it again to assign a page number to jump to when you tap on the button again. Note that Hot Spots can only be assigned in the default zoom.

Once a Hot Spot has been assigned, tap on it to jump to the specified page.
You can change the page number or delete the button any time by pressing and holding the button for longer than 2 seconds. A popup will appear allowing you to change the page number or to delete the button. Buttons are saved per document. 

You can also use a Hot Spot to jump to another document as well. 

Editing/Deleting a Hot Spot – (iOS 5,6)

 

To delete or edit a Hot Spot, press and hold on the Hot Spot for more than 2 seconds. The Hot Spot parameters will be displayed. You can delete or assign another page to the Hot Spot.

Editing/Deleting a Hot Spot – (iOS 7 and above)

 

To delete or edit a Hot Spot, press and hold on the Hot Spot for more than 2 seconds. The Hot Spot parameters will be displayed. You can delete or assign another page to the Hot Spot.

Assigning a Hot Spot to another document

 

Press the Link To File… button in the Hot Spot Editor. The Link Hot Spot To File window will appear. Use the magnifying glass to select another document and use the previous and next page buttons to select the page number. When you are done, press the Link button on the top right to assign the document to the Hot Spot.

Assigning a Hot Spot to a BlueBoard Foot Switch (iOS 7 and above) set to controller 11

 

Set Use with BlueBoard to ON. Any foot switch on the iRig BlueBoard set to controller 11 will now activate this Hot Spot. For example, in the above picture, if you press a BlueBoard foot switch assigned to controller 11, the hot spot will be activated and you will jump to page 10.

Assigning a Hot Spot to a BlueBoard Foot Switch (iOS 7 and above) set to controller 11 for Double Tap

 

Set Use with BlueBoard to ON. Set Jump to here with BlueBoard Footswitch to Double Tap (C11). Now whenever you double tap quickly on a footswitch set to controller 11, you will jump to this Hot Spot. For example you can put the Hot Spot on a page with a CODA so when you double tap on the footswitch, you wil jump to the page that the Hot Spot is on. The Hot Spot is acting as a marker that you jump to.

Assigning a Hot Spot to a BlueBoard Foot Switch (iOS 7 and above) set to controller 13 or Controller 14

 

You can assign 2 footswitches on the BlueBoard to act as jump to switches. The most obvious example is a DS and CODA. Set a footswitch on the BlueBoard to controller 13 and another to controller 14. Now place a Hot Spot on the DS page and then set Use with BlueBoard to ON and set the Jump to here with BlueBoard Footswitch to controller 13. Then place another Hot Spot on the page with a CODA and then set Use with BlueBoard to ON and set the Jump to here with BlueBoard Footswitch to controller 14. Now when you press the footswitch set to controller 13, you jump to the page with a DS. Press the footswitch assigned to controller 14 and then you will jump to the page with a CODA.

Set List Mode: On or Off

Toggle this to use the Set List function

Turn Set List mode ON to use set lists

 Press the Do menu and turn Set List mode ON