Right. It would be nice if there was written documentation. Or maybe there is, and I just haven't found it?

I can do it on my iPad. In the key of C, I entered a B flat. In the next measure, I entered another B. I tap the note again, and it turns gold. I open the accidental palette, and tap the natural. On my system, a natural is applied to the note.

A parentheses option would be nice.

I agree. I would like to see the "primary" palette consist of notes, rests (do we really need the 64ths?) tie, single dot, accidentals, and layers. And maybe, tuplets. Slurs, articulations, expressions on a secondary. Everything else, wherever! That would let me do 99% of what I need, from...

Thorilld, That's how I mean my comparisons. Notion is way ahead in some ways: layers and XML are the two biggies, right now. But I like iWM for the pallet layout, slurs, and the ability to beam eighth notes the way you want them. But Notion does automatic beaming, which is also good. Call that a dra...

Thorrild, Thanks for that confirmation! It's good to know that it's not just me. I'll try that trick for the slurs, and hope that they improve it. I like iWriteMusic's method better, for slurs. Tap the slur tool, tap the first note, tap the last note. Done. (Although I don't like that I have to tap ...

I'm a bit confused with the GUI. If I enter a quarter note, it goes in black. If I tap it again, the notehead turns orange. While it's selected in this way, If I tap the eighth note icon, the note changes to an eighth. If I switch to the accidental palette, and tap an accidental, it's applied. No pr...

Newest update. When I need slurs in both layer one and layer two, the program only allows one or the other. If I put a slur in the layer one notes, switch to layer two and put a slur there, the layer one slur vanishes. Programming, or user error? Also, I'm having a heck of a time with the selection ...

I'm enjoying the stylus input, very much.

Now, IWBN if there was a way to have two palettes open at once: notes and rests. Or, if they could be combined.

So far, I find the iWriteMusic palette more convenient. (I will be comparing the two, a lot.)

If all you want to do is transcribe, does the instrument matter?

OK, I've downloaded the new version. Thanks to the developers, who listened! I'll work with it, and see how I like it. Of course, I have to unlearn some of the things I've gotten up to speed with in iWM, but I'll give it a go. I'm sure I'll find things I don't care for. Off the top of my head, #1 is...