Talk to your setlist.
Your songs, keys, keyboard patches and backing tracks on one screen. Say what you want, and it's done before you take your hands off the keys.
Runs in the browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. Nothing to install.
- Tracy Chapman - Fast CarD#
- The Police - RoxanneCm
- Cranberries - LingerD
- Sam Fender - Rein Me InB
Say it the way you'd say it to the drummer.
No menus mid-song. It understands normal phrasing, answers out loud, scrolls to the song it touched and flashes it so you can see what changed. If it didn't catch a title, it asks before adding anything.
Run the set
next
back one
play Roxanne
stop
Autoplay can run the whole set hands-free, skipping whatever you've filtered out.
Change the key
pitch up three
take it down to G
back to the original
Every shift is rebuilt from the original recording, so the sound never degrades.
Build the list
add Wonderwall in G
move Butterfly to the top
remove Conga
New songs start downloading straight away, so Play is instant when you get there.
Know what the band can actually play tonight.
Every song carries one of three colours. Tap the strip to promote it, or just say "mark it ready". Hide what isn't gig-ready with one tap.
- Current song stays centred while you move through the set
- Only one device plays at a time, even with the set open on three phones
- Import a list from your rehearsal spreadsheet, or a photo of the gig playlist
Your Roland settings, big enough to read from the stool.
The patch for the current song sits front and centre with its chords and notes. Ask "what's the patch for Zombie?" or change it out loud: "set the keyboard sound to Bright Piano".
Record the whole session. Keep the good bits.
Load one long rehearsal recording, drag across the waveform, and snip that section onto the song it belongs to. Double-click and it selects the whole song between the quiet gaps.
- Snips become playable versions of the song, right next to the original
- Optionally cut the section out of the long track as you go
- Unfamiliar songs play a short sample of the untouched original first, so you hear the true pitch
One screen for everyone in the room.
Every band gets its own space
Separate set lists, recordings and colours per band. Switch bands from the top bar.
Versions, not guesses
Original, re-pitched, a real singer already in your key, or your own rehearsal snip. Tap one and it plays.
A public playlist
Share a clean, audience-friendly view of the set on openplaylist for presentations and events.
Next rehearsal, try saying it out loud.
Open the HUD, pick your set list, and tap the talk button. That's the whole setup.