Note: Since this video was release, the iPad side-by-side settings were moved to the main "Settings" dialog.
Here is a demo of the offline version of the tool running on an iPad using the new "Two-Column" available for iPad.
The demo is done with the iPad completely offline.
The instruments used in the demo were cached in the notes database by playing the same tunes while online and enabling "Allow instrument notes and reverb settings database to be used offline" on the "Settings" dialog.
First demo shows loading a set of 25 reels, selecting one, playing it in "Wide Mode", then opening the tune in the "Tune Trainer".
The second demo shows loading the 1st movement of the J.S. Bach Harpsichord Concerto #1 and playing it.
The final demo shows loading and playing "Ragtime Nightingale" by Joseph Lamb.
To enable this mode on iPad, go into the "Advanced Settings" dialog (available from the "hamburger" menu at the top right of the top toolbar), and check:
"iPad Two-Column View (experimental)"
You will then be notified that the page will be reloaded for the setting to take effect.
With this feature enabled, I find it most effective to use the iPad in landscape orientation.
Additionally, because the built-in onscreen keyboard on the iPad is quite large, particularly in landscape orientation, it would be ideal to use the tool with a Bluetooth keyboard or keyboard case when running in this mode.
At this time this feature is for iPad only and works on all three versions of the tool (Standard, Quick Editor, Offline-enabled).
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