Dashi Dance

· One-Thumb Zoom: tap the pill under the record button to cycle presets, or hold and slide to fine-tune without lifting your thumb — switching lenses like the Camera app, up to 9× on the back camera, in every quality including 4K at 60 fps. · The compact Projects view now shows bigger thumbnail-only cards — two per row on iPhone, four in landscape — with the duration and menu button floating on the thumbnail instead of a label strip below it. · Song thumbnails now show most of the track's waveform instead of just its first few seconds, and are sharper — so a project card looks like the song it actually holds. · Export audio only: the export dialog's new Format choice saves your practice or comparison sound as an audio file to Files. · Exporting a practice now uses your recorded practice audio by default, so the sound always matches your take; choose reference audio in the export options when you want it instead. · Exports now match your pinch zoom: a zoomed or panned video pane exports exactly the framing you see, and Help now points out the double-tap that resets a pane. · The export dialog warns when your current speed, zoom, or sound settings will shape the export. · Custom project order now starts newest first, matching the Date Created order you see by default, and survives iCloud sync — bringing a second device into sync used to reset the arrangement on every device back to date order. · Songs in AIFF format (.aif) now show their real waveform and sound right in exports with pitch or EQ changes — before, the waveform drew nearly flat and those exports could come out as noise. · Watching an ad no longer resets your A/B loop, freezes the playhead, or cancels an export that had already started — the ad now shows on its own layer above the app. · Exporting a reference video now labels its sound track Reference instead of Practice.