セトリ帳 - セットリスト作成と持ち曲管理

■ Creating a setlist and printing it out

This is something I do before every live performance. I decide on the setlist, count the time, and create a sheet of paper to put on the floor and another to give to the venue. Using a spreadsheet program means starting from retyping the song titles.

This app lets you simply select and arrange your registered songs.

The total time is displayed instantly, and you can print out two types of paper directly.

■ The difference between the total time and the actual time is always displayed

- The difference between the total time and the actual time is always displayed on the screen.
- If there are songs without a specified length, it will state that "the total time is shorter than the actual time."
- MC, transitions, sound effects, and encores can be included as separate items and counted in the total.

■ Two types of paper

- For the floor: Only the setlist and song titles are displayed in large print. For printing and sticking on the floor.
- For submission: Includes fields for length, total time, and sound/lighting information. For giving to the venue.
- You can check the final result on the screen before printing.
- Share as a PDF or image. You can choose how to deliver the data, such as printing, messaging, or cloud storage.

■ Your song list grows

・You can register song title, artist, key, BPM, length, and notes.

・You can register just the song title. You can add the key and length when you find out.

・For your next live show, you only need to arrange the songs.

・You can remove songs you no longer play from the list. Your past setlists will not be disrupted.

・You can import songs in bulk from a CSV file.

・You can save all data and restore it on another device.

■ Lightweight and quiet operation

・No ads are displayed.

・No internet connection permission is required.

・No user registration or login is required.

・Created data is saved only on your device.

It can be used even in the dressing room of a live music venue where there is no signal.

■ For people like this:

・Bands that recreate their setlists for every live show.

・Those who recount their setlists every time to see if they fit within their allotted time.

・Those who create the same content twice, once for their own use and once for submission to the venue.

・Those who are tired of creating setlists using spreadsheet software.