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Setlists

Setlists organize your songs for a specific gig or rehearsal.

  1. Go to the Setlists tab
  2. Tap New Setlist
  3. Enter a name (e.g., “Saturday Night Gig”)
  4. Optionally link it to a calendar event (gig or rehearsal)

Editing happens on a dedicated /setlist/:id/edit page — open any setlist and tap Edit to enter the editor. Tapping New Setlist drops you straight into the editor with an empty list.

Songs are visually nested inside named sections (e.g., “Set 1”, “Acoustic Break”, “Encore”). Sections render as visual containers with their own running duration, so you can balance each set independently.

  • Add a section from the + Section button — or create an empty placeholder section before adding songs, so you can pre-structure the setlist
  • Move a song into a section by dragging it onto the section header; the drop lands inside the correct run of songs
  • Section markers from older setlists are converted automatically
  • Search and add from your library inline
  • Song groups — Insert reusable templates (like ”80s Medley”) in one tap
  • + New Group — Create a new song group from inside the editor without leaving the setlist

Tap to select multiple songs at once, then move them as a block — useful when rearranging sets or splitting a long opener into two sections.

Already arranged a perfect medley inside this setlist? Select the songs and Save as Group Template turns them into a reusable song group you can drop into future setlists.

Tap AI Optimize to reorder an existing setlist for better flow — the model considers key changes, tempo pacing, and energy curves.

Generate setlists from a text prompt:

  • Generate from prompt — Describe what you want (“45-minute high-energy rock set”) and AI picks songs from your library
  • Optimize order — AI reorders an existing setlist for better flow, considering key changes, tempo pacing, and energy curves

See the total setlist duration in real-time as you add and remove songs. Each section shows its own duration too, so you can balance your sets.

Share a read-only link with your sound engineer showing PA notes and song order. They can follow along during the gig without needing an account.

Link setlists to gigs or rehearsals in your calendar. When you open an upcoming event, the linked setlist is one tap away.

Reusable song templates for sequences you play together regularly. Create a group (e.g., ”90s Medley”), add songs in order, then insert the whole group into any setlist with one tap.

During a gig:

  • Swipe through songs on touch devices
  • Arrow keys for keyboard navigation
  • The current song is highlighted with chord sheet, lyrics, or MIDI automation visible
  • MIDI program changes are sent automatically when you advance
  • Song steps let you navigate within songs (verse → chorus → bridge)
  • TTS song announcements can read out the next song title through your earpiece

During performance, one band member can act as the leader and broadcast their song and step navigation to all followers in real-time. Followers’ screens automatically jump to the leader’s current song and step — no manual navigation needed.

This is useful when the band leader calls out the next song and everyone needs to be on the same page instantly, or when the setlist changes mid-gig.

  1. Open a setlist in performance mode
  2. Tap the Presence icon in the setlist header
  3. Choose Lead — your device starts broadcasting
  4. Band members who open the same modal and tap Follow will sync to your position

Followers can connect by:

  • QR code — Scan the QR code displayed in the leader’s modal to connect instantly
  • Band member list — Select the leader from the list of online band members
  • Current song in the setlist
  • Current step within the song

Followers’ screens update automatically when the leader advances. Personal settings (transpose, MIDI devices, theme) are not affected.

Deleting a setlist moves it to the Bin, where it can be restored within 30 days. After 30 days, it is automatically purged. Restore or permanently delete from Settings > Bin.

Print your setlist for backup or to share with band members who prefer paper:

  1. Open a setlist
  2. Tap the Print button
  3. A printer-friendly view opens