[GraemeJ]

I agree, the sample I posted is not very elegant and I do have better examples. However, it was merely to show how BIAB might be used to generate such chord charts. There are options to increase the bars per line, stave spacing, etc., etc. to produce more compact charts.

As I said, one advantage of BIAB is the ability to actually hear what you have entered, I find this very useful. As you say, there is a shedload of material available in BIAB format and (I find) modifications are much easier to make than for iRealPro.

I agree, BIAB is an expensive bit of software, but I've been using it since it was on floppy disc! I was using 2006 until very recently, when I was lucky enough to pick up a second hand 2013 version, on its own hard drive, for only €80.

I missed the fact that PlayTab was written by you, my apologies. It seems to me that you and Mike ought to working together to implement it in MSP.

I am interested in a BIAB to iRealPro converter, I was totally unaware of the existence of one. I had a quick look on the net, but didn¡t find anything, do you have a link?