Drop a note
Place the playhead and add a note; it lands at that moment, not at the nearest bar.
Notes pinned to the timeline
Practising is mostly remembering what to fix. Jambox lets you pin a note to the second it is about — a warning, a fingering, a reminder — and the note stays on the ruler exactly where you left it.
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Say what it is for
A short line of text and a colour, which is enough to tell a warning from a section you want to come back to.
Find it again
The note is drawn on the timeline; clicking it moves the playhead back to its second.
What you get
- Notes pinned to an exact moment
- Colours that separate warnings from sections
- Notes that survive closing the app
Where it stops
A bookmark marks a moment; it does not change the song. It is not a section editor and it does not rename the bars — it is the margin note a player would write on paper.
Questions
Are the notes saved with the song?
Yes, per song and per machine — they are part of that song’s settings.
Can I move a note?
Yes. Dragging it moves the moment it belongs to, and the text is untouched.
Do notes print?
They live on the timeline; the printed chart carries the song, not your margin notes.
Related
Slow it down, change the key
Loop a hard bar at half speed, or shift the key to fit your voice — tempo and pitch move independently.
A metronome that follows the song
The click stays locked to the song’s own grid, so it marks the beat instead of arguing with it. Its level is separate from the mix.
A count-in before you play
Choose two, four or eight beats and the click counts them on screen before the song starts.