DanceMaster
David Starke · Music
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This version introduces a new jump menu on the right side of the playback screen that makes it easy to jump back to the beginning of the choreography, or to the places you last started or stopped the music. This menu overlays the cue list, so you can always use the buttons, regardless of where in the cue list you are scrolled to. This change also fixes an issue where the cue list could automatically scroll to the top when playback was stopped, instead of to the cue containing the playback position. This new overlay menu appears in iOS 26 and up. Earlier OSs will continue to have "Last Start" and "Last Pause" in the top section of the cue list, but these entries have been fixed to not get automatically selected and mess up your scroll position. There are also some other bug fixes: - Fixed an issue where navigating to a playlist could cause the Add Choreography (+) button in the toolbar on the All Choreographies page to stop working. - Fixed some issues with maintaining the selected choreography state on iPad
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DanceMaster is a music player designed for rehearsal. When you rehearse, you often need to play part of a piece of music over and over again, and you need to be able to quickly jump to important points in the piece. DanceMaster is optimized to help you easily break down, practice, memorize, and teach choreographies. AGAIN! Every time you pause the music, DanceMaster returns to the last place you started playing. This makes it easy to practice to a section of the music over and over again. FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT… DanceMaster allows you to set cues in the music that you can easily jump to at any time. In addition, you can add a configurable lead-in time to all cues in a choreography. The lead-in time sets the jump point for each cue a little before the actual cue time, giving you time to count in, but keeping your cue marks where they should be. REHEARSAL SPEED You can easily change the tempo of the song for a choreography. Tempo adjustment can be turned on and off without losing the selected tempo, which is great for switching between rehearsal and performance tempos. If you supply the original tempo for a piece of music (either via the "BPM" field in iTunes, or by setting it directly in the app), DanceMaster will show you tempo adjustments and cue lead-ins in beats instead of seconds. REMOTE CONTROLLED DanceMaster includes an Apple Watch app that allows you to control the music, jump to defined cues, and even change the tempo without having to go back to your phone. It's perfect for active rehearsals. DanceMaster also works with Control Center and can be controlled with any remote that works with iOS, including the standard iPhone earbud controls and external Bluetooth remotes. CALL IT FOR ME To help you memorize a choreography, DanceMaster can speak your cue names during playback, so you don't need to look at the screen or your notes while you rehearse. SUPPORT If you have any feedback or questions, we'd love to hear from you! You can reach us by email at info@dancemasterapp.com.
What's new · 3.2
This version introduces a new jump menu on the right side of the playback screen that makes it easy to jump back to the beginning of the choreography, or to the places you last started or stopped the music. This menu overlays the cue list, so you can always use the buttons, regardless of where in the cue list you are scrolled to. This change also fixes an issue where the cue list could automatically scroll to the top when playback was stopped, instead of to the cue containing the playback position. This new overlay menu appears in iOS 26 and up. Earlier OSs will continue to have "Last Start" and "Last Pause" in the top section of the cue list, but these entries have been fixed to not get automatically selected and mess up your scroll position. There are also some other bug fixes: - Fixed an issue where navigating to a playlist could cause the Add Choreography (+) button in the toolbar on the All Choreographies page to stop working. - Fixed some issues with maintaining the selected choreography state on iPad
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