My Band Tracks

Audio Output Routing Plug in a USB audio interface and send each part of your song to its own output. Route the music to front-of-house, the count-in and cues to the band's in-ears, and the click to just the drummer — however your rig is wired. • Route any subgroup — plus Count-In, Cues, and Click — to a specific output channel, in stereo or mono • Remembered per interface and per band, and synced across your devices • Re-applies the moment you plug in, with live re-routing when you switch interfaces mid-set • Works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac Automatic downbeat detection When you analyze a song's click track, My Band Tracks now finds the downbeats for you — it hears the accented "1" at the top of each bar and marks the bars automatically. It even follows time-signature changes mid-song, so prog tunes and anything that shifts meter line up correctly. A real timeline for timing The bar/beat editor is now a proper timeline: every beat sits at its actual time, a long intro before the click shows as open space, and a playhead scrolls as the song plays. When a click starts late — or the intro is free/rubato — you can tap the grid in by ear: "Tap 1" on each downbeat and "Tap beat" on the rest as the song goes by. Tempo by slider Set a song's playback tempo — your own or the band default — with a quick, precise slider. Fixes & reliability • Bar/beat maps no longer disappear after swapping a song's tracks and re-analyzing. • More reliable timing sync. Also in this version: the Band Leader subscription is now called MBT Pro — same subscription, same price, no action needed. It just reflects that the plan now does more than band leadership, starting with audio routing.