How it works
Get the TestFlight app from the App Store, open the beta link, tap “Accept” and “Install”. A build runs for 90 days, updates arrive through TestFlight.
The beta runs on Apple's TestFlight. The focus is the MIDI Player with your own instrument: pick your device in Settings under “Instrument”, connect it, load MIDI files and check that the sounds are right.
Join the beta TestFlight · iPad · iPadOSGet the TestFlight app from the App Store, open the beta link, tap “Accept” and “Install”. A build runs for 90 days, updates arrive through TestFlight.
An iPad with a current iPadOS and a MIDI instrument or sound module over USB. An iPhone only works as a lyrics display.
Recommended. With iCloud Drive, your library and backups live in iCloud and are available on all iPads with the same Apple ID. Without iCloud, everything stays on that one iPad.
The purchase is shown in the app, but nothing is charged in the beta. The test purchase does not carry over to the App Store version; you will need to buy it there.
Library, setlists and settings are kept when you switch to the App Store version.
Ideally right in TestFlight: take a screenshot, tap Share, TestFlight – or use “Send Feedback” in the TestFlight app. Alternatively in the app under Settings → BETA → “Feedback by mail”, or write to cg@it-secrets.de.
Wrong or missing sounds with file name, channel and instrument, and anything unclear in the controls. TestFlight sends crashes automatically.
Arranger and Live are beta. Device profiles marked “unverified” have not been checked against the manufacturer's list.
On the first launch of every new beta build, GigBox briefly shows these notes again.