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Understanding the Settings window


The Settings window has options for controlling the functionality of unrealBook Mobile

Auto Connect

 

Use Auto Connect to connect to an iPad running unrealBook for iPad. To do this, set Auto Connect to ON in unrealBook Mobile and in unrealBook for iPad. Set unrealBook for iPad to slave mode. Make sure they have the same network key. Once they are both connected, you can use the Control window to turn pages on the iPad or to send files unrealBook for iPad.

Network Key

 

Set the network key to be the same for unrealBook Mobile and on the iPad running unrealBook.

Airturn Setup >

Press this to setup your Airturn foot pedal or similar.

Wifi

Setup Wifi to slave another iPhone or iPad to your phone OR slave your phone to another phone or iPad.

For setting up as a master. Nothing to do. Just note the Address: as you will need it for the slaves.

For setting up as a slave: Turn on Slave Mode: and type the address from the Master into the Master: field.

Go back to All Files and select a file.

Indentity>

The ID (Identity) String is appended to the end of the filename before the extension when this iPad is a slave and it receives a load command. For example if the ID String is: -Bb- and the original file is test.pdf, the file to load will be: test-Bb-.pdf

Custom VGA and VGA Sideways

 

If you are running iOS 5 or 7, you can turn Custom VGA on. When custom VGA is on, the file will display on a connected monitor using the iPad VGA display adapter. In addition, if you turn VGA Sideways on, the image will project rotated 90 degress on the monitor which will allow it to fill the monitor are better.

Show Alerts

Will show alerts when rebuilding the Quick Find menu. This may be useful if you have thousands of files to rebuild. 

Ask for files. If you are connected via Wifi  to a master and Share Files: is set on for the master, and you are a slave, then files not found in the slave will be automatically downloaded to the slave.

Create All Files Set List

 

When this is on, you can pull down in the set lists table to create an All Files Set List. This will allow you to turn through all of your files in unrealBook Mobile as if they were one large book.

Zoom std files will slightly zoom standard PDF when viewing in All Files.

Scrolling Set List This will view the set list as a vertically scrolling list of images.

Manage Files This will allow you to send/Airdrop a file to another application or iOS device. You can also Email and Delete a file.

Support

Press this to access the unrealBook Mobile knowledge base and ideas forum.

Credits


3rd party libraries

unrealBook Mobile uses the following 3rd party libraries. Thank you for making them available!

Credits

unrealBook Mobile uses the Superpowered Library for audio time stretching and pitch change.

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Using an iRig BlueBoard Foot Pedal


You can use an IK Multimedia iRig BlueBoard pedal to turn pages and to start and stop the music player.

Connect the iRig

Use the IK Mutimedia BlueBoard app on the iPhone to connect to the iRig Blueboard.

Use Program or Controller mode to control unrealBook Mobile

The iRig BlueBoard has 2 modes. Program change mode and controller change mode.

If you are in Program change mode, the following program changes will control unrealBook Mobile:

Programs 1 and 14 – Will start and stop the music player.
Programs 2, 6, 9 and 12 will turn to the previous page.
Programs 3, 7, 10 and 13 will turn to the next page.
Program 15 will start and stop the metronome.

If the iRig BlueBoard is in controller change mode, the following control messages will control unrealBook Mobile:

Control 1 will start and stop the music player.
Control 2 will turn to the previous page.
Control 3 will turn to the next page.
Control 15 will start and stop the metronome.

Receiving Set List files from unrealBook for iPad


You can send set lists and all associated files from unrealBook for iPad to unrealBook Mobile. This is a quick and easy way to ensure that you have a backup of files that you may need for a performance. You can review your set list on your iPhone when your iPad is not available.

Email a set list and files from unrealBook for iPad

in unrealBook for iPad, choose a set list from the set list popup. From the + button in the set list toolbar, choose Email Set List and All Files. Email the file to yourself. 

Read and send the file to unrealBook Mobile

 

In Apple Mail, read the received email. Press on the set list file (setlistzipfile.zip) and choose Open In… Select unrealBook Mobile. An alert will appear asking you if you want to unzip the file. Choose Unzip and Overwrite. This will unzip the set list file and every file associated with the set list. This will overwrite any existing files with the same name.

View the received set list

 

Select Set Lists

Select your received set list

 

Press the selected set list to view the songs within.

File Settings Window


You can access settings for each file from the File Settings Window.

Swipe downwards with 2 fingers when a file is displayed to access the File Settings Window

 

Swipe downwards with 2 fingers to access the File Settings Window.

Go To Page:

 

Type in a page number and press return.

Add To Set List

You can press this to add the current song to an existing set list.

Send File To Slave

If an iPad running unrealBook is connected via Auto Connect, you can send the current PDF file to the iPad.

Link Song From Library

 

Press this to select a song to play from the iTunes library in your phone. Once a song is playing it is linked to the current displayed file. After exiting the File Settings window, you can use two fingers to tap on the page to start and stop the player. (2 finger tap)

Show/Hide Metronome

 

This will toggle the metronome display which appears under the displayed PDF. 

Link Audio File To Page:

Press this to link a wave, mp3, mp4 audio file that is in the documents folder to the current displayed file.

Open In…

Use this command to send the current PDF to another application. (Note that drawings are not sent, just the PDF file).

Zoom

You can shrink or enlarge the displayed file by a preset amount.

Creating PDF from lyrics


Provides a quick way to paste in lyrics from a website and create a quick PDF. Any text pasted into the lyrics window will be saved as a PDF file. 

Using Create Lyrics

 

Go to a lyric website and copy the lyrics. Then choose Create Lyrics in unrealBook Mobile and paste the lyric text into the window. Press Hide Keyboard to dismiss the onscreen keyboard. Press Save to save the lyrics as a PDF file. Pressing Settings will allow you to change lyric fonts and sizes. Upper will make all lyrics upper case. s, L control the text size (small and large). 0 is the original font from older versions of unrealBook. New will allow you to reset the document starting from the beginning. Press Existing to edit an existing lyric file.

Using the Recorder/Player


Recorder – Excellent recordings can be made from unrealBook mobile on your music stand! Use this to record your band, rehearsals, or your lessons.

 

Press the Record button to start a recording. Press it again to stop. Press the Play Files button to see all the recordings you have made and to play and rename them.

Each recording is date stamped. If there is more than one recording in a day, the recording has a number added in parentheses. Select a recording to play, press it again to stop. Press the Rename button when a recording is selected to rename it. Press the Edit button to delete a recording. 

Smaller files will create .mp4 files but with reduced fidelity. These smaller files are easier to email.

Note: Recordings are in .WAV format. Most applications on the Macintosh including Quicktime can play these files. To backup these files, copy the .WAV files out of the unrealBook documents folder in iTunes to your computer .

To Play your recorded files, press Play Files.

Using the Player

 

To play a file, simply press the filename. To stop the playback, press the filename again. To rename a file, make sure it is selected and then press Rename. To delete a file, press the Edit button, then press the red minus button on the left of the filename. To jump to the middle of a file while it is playing, use the scroll bar. You can email recorded files as long as they are not larger than your email can handle.
In addition to simple playback, you can use the << and >> buttons to jump backwards or forwards. Press the i button to set an in point. Press the i-> button to continuously start from the in point. Press the o button to set an out point when Loop is ON. This will loop between in the in and out points. To set an out point at a spot, press the pause button and then drag the slider to the out point spot and press the o button. When the file is playing you can press the i or o buttons at any time to set the in and out points. The slider below the i, o and i-> buttons set the playback speed. Press the red ^ button to go back to normal playback speed.

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