Version 4.7
New Features
Lead Sheet Printing (macOS)
Capo can now generate professional, publication-quality lead sheets from your edited chords and sections—print them, export them as PDF, or share them with bandmates. Choose File > Print… from the main menu, then add your title and subheadings in print settings panel.
Call & Response Mode
Loop regions can now alternate between playback (the call) and silence (the response), giving you a built-in gap to play what you just heard. Select a region, then press and hold the loop button to open the settings.
Enhancements
- In the metronome settings, you can now mute the click track after the count-in is done.
- Count-in will now work when there is no active looping region. When the playhead isn't on the downbeat, count-in gives you fewer clicks to get you in on time. See the user guide for more details.
- The region is no longer deactivated when you click on note or chord entries. Now you can modify notes in the tabbing view while the loop continues to play—particularly useful with Call & Response.
- Custom tunings now appear in the chords song view as well—email support if you'd like help setting these up.
- The metronome icon in the toolbar now changes to include a little clock badge when count-in is enabled.
- You can now search the User Guide, and we unified its content for both platforms.
Bug Fixes
- Exported MIDI files are now transposed to match your key slider settings.
- Fixed a timing gap between the last count-in click and the downbeat.
- The changes you make to note entries in the tabbing view are now reflected during playback.
- The blue "focus ring" no longer appears around the "What's New" button in the project window's title bar.
- The last string in the guitar chord boxes no longer draws a shade darker than the rest.
- The tap beats window will no longer get locked up if you presented it during playback.
- The last-set instrument (e.g., Ukulele, Banjo) is now restored correctly from user defaults in new projects.