Release

Changelog

Published versions of Feelism for Windows. Get it from the Microsoft Store.

1.3.0 — October 9, 2026

Chord symbols on the chart separate the root from the quality.

The root is large. Sharps and flats sit small above it, and the quality sits small below. Minor is −, major seventh is △, half-diminished is ø, diminished is o, augmented is +
Rest the pointer on a symbol to see the name, such as Cmaj7
Chart size 100% is the same size as 140% in 1.2.0

On tunes that change Feel partway through, you can use a different Feel for just the current section.

Changing Feel still locks that Feel for the whole tune
Turn Lock Feel off and the Feel you chose stays for this section. Later sections follow the chart. On Green Dolphin Street, change Calypso to Funk and turn the lock off: bars 1–8 stay Funk, and Swing returns from bar 9
A tune with no saved settings opens at mp. A tune you already saved keeps its level
In Settings you can show the app in Japanese or English. It starts in Japanese

The Samba bass line is revised.

Beats 1 and 3 are the root, and they hold until the next note
The short note just before beats 2 and 4, and beats 2 and 4 themselves, are the 5th below the root
Feelism Samba Hot is no longer in the tune list. Samba Hot is not in the Feel list either
Accompaniment that used a guitar on Bossa, Samba, and similar Feels is now the same piano as Swing

Mix levels are easier to set in small steps.

At low levels, − / + moves in steps of 0.01. You can type the number directly
Return level now goes up to 12 (the slider width stays the same)
Low cut (off at the start) can cut the low end of your return
Test in Mix can play Feelism Blues (the chart of the open tune stays as it is)

First release of the Windows version.