Once you open the setlist, you enter the setlist builder. Within the setlist builder you can build the setlist, add notes, listen to the music, and much more.
At the top of the page, you can change the name of the setlist. You can add a date for the show and add a location.
If you click on Clear setlist, all information and tracks are deleted from the setlist.
To add a track to the setlist, drag and drop a song from the track pool to the setlist. You can also double click on a track to move that track from the track pool to the setlist and vice versa.
After a track has been added to the setlist, you will find the track greyed out at the bottom of the track pool.
If you want to add another version of the same track, you will receive a warning. The same warning appears when you want to insert the same track multiple times.
At the bottom of the setlist you find the total time of the setlist.
At the bottom of the setlist you find the + Note button. Clicking on this button creates a note, which you can add in between tracks of the setlist.
It is possible to add time (for example: 2 minutes) to a note. This time is added to the total time.
The manager of the artist page might have selected some suggestions. If you select a track, the suggestion for the follow-up appears. You can accept or deny this suggestion. If you do not want suggestions, disable the Song suggestions checkbox at the top of the page.
Each track shows its BPM, key, and time signature. If you do not want this information shown, disable the Show key / BPM checkbox at the top of the page.
The search bar has a lot of hidden functions. You can search for the following information:
BPM:80Key:CmMeter:3/4* The album name and genre search results only show up if the manager of the artist page has entered this information.
It is also possible to search for BPM and key within a certain margin.
If you write BPM:80+10%, the search bar shows all tracks within 10% up and down of 80 BPM, which is between 72 and 88 BPM, as well as their double time and half time. That also means all tracks between 36 and 44 BPM and between 144 and 176 BPM.
If you write Key:Am+2, the search bar shows all tracks in the key of A minor and its relative major C major, as well as all keys that are within 2 steps on the circle of fifths. In this case it shows: Bb, Gm, F, Dm, C, Am, G, Em, D, and Bm.
To listen to a song, click on its artwork. The audio player appears. If a song has no audio, you cannot click on the artwork.
To open the stem player, click on the mixer icon next to the song. If there is no mixer icon next to the song, there are no stems uploaded.