» More chords. The chords real ukulele songs use most are now built in on high-G, low-G and baritone: power chords, add11s, minor add9s and add11s, minor 6ths, 9ths and 11ths. Minors, 7ths and major 7ths reach sharp and flat roots, and 6ths and add9s reach all twelve roots, on guitar too.
» Long songs scroll smoothly. Strum builds only the measures near the screen, so a long transcription stays quick.
» Stepping stays where you work. On iPhone, Next and Previous keep the chords in view instead of scrolling back up to the frets.
› Harmonics sound at the right pitch. A 12th-fret harmonic used to play an octave too high.
› A rolled melody note no longer stumbles when the same string is plucked again straight away.
› Hammer-ons, pull-offs and slides keep their arc on a song written in sixteenths or thirty-seconds.
› Undo keeps working after a swipe back you start and let go of.
› On a Mac, sound comes back without a relaunch after an audio device disappears.
› Reduce Motion covers more of the app.
› Plus smaller fixes to speed and playback.

» Edit beat by beat. The beat editor now moves from beat to beat without closing. Next saves the beat and opens the next one, Previous goes back, and on the song's last beat, + adds a measure. On iPad and Mac it shows the whole measure, and the arrow keys step through it.
» Open Strum songs from anywhere. A .strum file from Mail, Messages, AirDrop or Files opens straight into Strum.
» Sort your library by title, artist or last edit, or drag songs into your own order, such as a setlist. The order syncs to your other devices.
› Copy a song into another tuning with the same chord shapes, such as low G on ukulele or Drop C on guitar.
› A song menu in the editor. Favourite, duplicate, move, share or delete the open song without going back to the library.
› Undo after deleting a song or folder from the library.
› Practise a section straight from Read mode. On iPhone, the metronome you open from the library or Settings has a big Start button at the bottom.
› A cleaner Read mode. The tempo shows once, a fingerstyle song drops its strum row, and every line is the same height.
› A bigger beat editor on iPad and Mac, with more frets in view, and shorter rows in the library.
› VoiceOver reads each measure's chords and lyrics in Read mode, and more small controls say what they are.
› Smoother motion throughout, with Reduce Motion respected in more places.
› On a Mac, Settings is back in the toolbar, Strum → Settings (⌘,) opens it, and ⌘Z undoes in the editor. On iPad and Mac, Space plays and stops.
› Undo stays undone. Before, the next save could bring back half of an undone edit.
› Plus many smaller fixes to notation, exports, playback and sync.