I'm pretty sure there is a OVERWHELMING demand. BB was created originally for a different purpose then MOST amateur musicians use it for. Me and almost all musicians I know use BB already from it's start to PRINT their fake music on paper and to TRANPOSE it for different instrument key's. However that is not the prime purpose of BB, they wanted to create a real as possible fake "band". The overwhelming majority of this forum are the ones who use it for the original purpose is my feeling! Well surprisingly enough NONE of the musicians I know use it for this original purpose. Real professional composers never liked to use BB for the purpose to write music due to the limitations it has to write music, nor they liked the fake instruments used in BB (although they do a pretty good job today!). There are a few programs which do a much better then BB for prof music writers, but which are inherent too complicated to use for the majority of amateur musicians. For the average amateur musician (and that are a lot MORE people then the pro's) BB is just that simple program they needed to "print and transpose". In fact I don't know any who does not use it for that purpose. None of them I know join the BB forum. Today printing on paper is the past. PDF is the world wide standard. So why doïng such a bad job creating this limited BB app for iPad, which no one starts using? Again PG Music wake up! It can't be that difficult to implement the few things I mentioned. First for the existing chords app and then for "music notes" as well, then BB becomes the most used app for musicians!

Musicians and music publishers are still wasting too much paper...come on men we live in the digitised age...Wake up!