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Overview
This app can be incredibly useful, and is a work in progress.
At a high level, the purpose of this app is to be used as a "cheat sheet" during a music gig. It can be used to replace many paper sheets that can hard to sift through during a performance and get blown around or fall off the stand.
It contains a list of songs that you input before hand, and then will display the list of songs on the left, and simple text notes on the right side for the song currently being played.
The list of songs can be sorted alphabetically, by year, or by "number of times played". Once a song has been played, tap "complete" and the song will be removed from the list for the rest of the gig. When starting a new gig, all songs are loaded back into the list.
Over time, the songs that are played more often are hilighted in green, while those that are played less often are displayed in red. Anything in between will be a varying shade between green to white to red.
One other very handy feature is that it can easily transpose the chords of a song on the fly...just tap the + or - buttons to go up or down. (chords must be surrounded by square braces).
I am open to feature requests and suggestions, as time permits.
Features
show a list of songsdisplay simple text notes and/or chords for the current songtranspose chords with the tap of a buttonkeep track of which songs are played the most and least
What's new
Release 3 includes:
- Addition of "Position in setlist" feature
- Shows and allows you to edit "number of times played"
- filename validation
- Allows you to stop and start the auto-scrolling
Release 4 includes:
- Additional "Set 3" option, which doesn\'t show in "gig mode" if no songs are assigned to it
- Position in setlist is properly checked by taking into account different sets
- Delete info file when a song is deleted
- "FirstOrSecondSet" is now "AnySet"
Release 5:
- Remembers the gig mode settings (which set, which sort method, and autoscroll), and starts gig mode next time with those same settings
Release 6:
- Enhanced the colouring scheme to go from Red (played very few times) to Green (played the most times) with white being in the middle
Release 7:
- Added the ability to keep multiple lists of songs (instead of just one list of songs)
Release 8:
- Bug fix: songs not being displayed if a "new gig" is chosen, then back button is pressed, the "resume gig"
- Added ability to choose "flats" vs. "sharps"
Additional Information
- Developed by Sibley
- Version 2019.02.02
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Requires
Available on: PC
OS: Windows 8.1 or higher
- Published 2013-07-11
- Size 344.47 KB
- File Type appx/msix
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Language
English (United States)
- Permissions
- Microsoft Store ID 9wzdncrdc8dg
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