Tune Librarian

Tune Librarian

by Ralph Canapa

10 ratings
9 reviews
$4.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 3, 2016
  • January 16, 2020
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About

Organize and manage your purchased music from various Transported Productions apps. Create medleys of your favorite tunes. Instructions and support are available online.

Collect purchased tunes
Support for ECDTunes, A Little Couple Dance Musik, CDSS Gems
Medley creation
Instructions available online
Screen capture restriction
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What's New in Tune Librarian

2.3.0

January 16, 2020

Fixed issue with foot pedal.

User reviews

“Update Volumes” in Update menu.

There IS no update menu in the settings. This is in the instructions on how to add your own tunes as a ZIP file. It doesn’t work. As others have said, it is an awful interface. And don’t make the mistake of doing a screenshot, or you will get a nasty popup that tells you if you try that again they will take away all of the music that you paid for. The physical books can be had for about the same price you pay for them here.
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Alpha list of tunes at first did not display properly

When I first installed this, the alphabetical list of tunes does not display properly. The tune titles in the search list were displayed in a dark font on a dark background and could not be read. I tried reinstalling this app and resharing the individual tune books to no avail. The next morning I opened it and everything displayed correctly.
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Doesn’t combine Barnes volumes

I purchased both Barnes apps (vols. I & II, vol. III) then purchased the Tune Librarian app. The “share” button does not appear anywhere for me to combine the Barnes apps. Extremely disappointing.

A Great App but a bit difficult to use

I have this app on several iPads and was able to add all the collections to the Tune Librarian. Then I quit playing music for a while. When I next picked up the app I got a “Missing File” error message for most of the tunes I tried to access. Apparently the app had changed from the previous time I used it so as a fix I went through the purchase routine again (but didnt get charged as I already owned the material) and added each of the books back as if it were my first time using the app. It took a long time to light onto the solution. But here’s my question. I created a Medley on one of my iPads. Is there a way to share this Medley from the one iPad to my others? While creating the Medley was easy it would be quite tedious to go through the exercise for each of my iPads …
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Simply the most difficult and frustrating program ever!

I’m sorry to slam this so heavily. But there is nothing nice to say about this program. It should’ve never been released. It is not even beta worthy. The instructions are awful. It’s ok if you are going to use Portland books and you are only going to use one song at a time. Annotations to not transfer over from a single song to that same song if you make a set. If you have to make another set using the same song, then you have to add anotations again. You are limited in the size of the fonts that you use, and they are very seldom the right size. If you are going to use annotations with a set using more than one song for page, the font size will be too big. Positioning any annotation is an extremely frustrating and exasperating exercise in near futility.
Let’s say you want to take a screenshot of that single song with your annotations. You now want to upload that screenshot so that you can use it as one of the tunes that you have added, which are called my tunes. You can do this to her three times before the program locks you out because it’s afraid that you are going to be giving this away. So you can’t even take screenshots for your own use unless you want to keep going back to the developer asking for an unlock code. This program has stolen tens of hours from my life.
Don’t waste your money if you don’t have to. It should be given free with the Portland books when you buy one and even then you wouldn’t use it. Yeah I’m kind of frustrated.
As of this writing the last time, it was last updated was three years ago.
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FAQ

What is Tune Librarian?

Tune Librarian is an application designed to help users collect and manage music purchased from various Transported Productions apps, including ECDTunes, A Little Couple Dance Musik, and CDSS Gems. It also allows for the creation of medleys.

How much does Tune Librarian cost?

Tune Librarian is a paid application, priced at $4.99. This one-time purchase grants access to its music collection and medley creation features.

What devices does Tune Librarian support?

Currently, Tune Librarian is supported on iPad devices. It is not available for iPhone or other Apple platforms at this time.

Is Tune Librarian suitable for children?

Tune Librarian has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for younger users. The app's content and functionality are designed to be accessible for a broad age range.

When was Tune Librarian last updated?

The latest version of Tune Librarian, 2.3.0, was last updated on January 16, 2020. Users can find instructions and support information on the developer's website.

Can I take screenshots of content in Tune Librarian?

No, similar to other tune apps from Transported Productions, taking screen captures of protected content within Tune Librarian is not allowed. This is to protect the digital rights of the music.

What is the user rating for Tune Librarian?

Tune Librarian has a user rating of 1.9 stars based on 10 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its user base.

Does Tune Librarian have ads?

No, Tune Librarian does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users.