Setlists

Create a setlist

1. Open Setlists and select New setlist.
2. Enter the Setlist title, for example Summer tour 2026.
3. Add songs from the Song library: search, then select + next to a song, or drag it into a set. A check mark shows songs already in the setlist.
4. Or type song numbers into Quick add by song number, for example 1, 4, 7-9, and select Add.
5. Select Save. The total number of songs and the length are shown next to the title.

Result: The setlist is saved and stays open for more changes. If you try to leave with unsaved changes, Pulse asks first.

Sets, breaks, notes and order

1. Select Set next to the quick add to start a new set. The library adds songs to the set shown in Adds to set … – select a set to make it the target.
2. Drag songs by their handle to change the order or move them to another set. On a phone, press and hold before dragging.
3. In a set, select Break to add a break (15:00 by default – change the length and label) or Note for a reminder such as "announce the raffle".
4. For each song you can choose the singer (No vocalist by default) and add short Notes.
5. Use the trash icon on a set to remove it, or the × on a row to remove one item. Then select Save.

Result: Each set shows its number of songs and its length, breaks included. Empty sets are dropped when you save.

Link a setlist to an event

1. Open the event.
2. In the Setlist card, select Choose setlist (or Change) and pick the setlist. You can also choose it in the event's Setlist field when you create or edit the event.
3. To unlink it, choose No setlist.

Result: Everyone who can see setlists finds it on the event with Open setlist and Stage mode. The setlist page lists the events under Assigned to events, and the songs' play counts include this gig once it has taken place.

Print a setlist

1. Open the setlist.
2. Select Print and choose your printer or Save as PDF.

Result: A clean page without menus: large song titles with song numbers and keys, sets with their lengths, and breaks and notes – good for taping to the floor.

Copy (clone) a setlist

1. Open Setlists.
2. Select the copy icon (Clone) on the setlist you want to reuse.
3. The copy, named "… (copy)", opens. Select Edit to rename it and change the songs.

Result: The copy has the same sets, songs, breaks, notes and singers. Changes to the copy don't affect the original.

Play from stage mode

You need: A setlist with at least one song or break. Chords or a chart for the songs make it most useful – see Songs.

1. Open the setlist (or the event) and select Stage mode.
2. The screen turns dark and shows one song at a time: its number in the set, title, key, tempo, singer and notes, then its chords – or, if it has no chords, its first PDF or image chart.
3. Go to the next or previous song with Next / Previous, by swiping left or right, or with the arrow keys. A foot pedal that sends Page Down / Page Up first scrolls a long chart, then moves on.
4. Use − / + to transpose the chords and the letter buttons to change the text size. The bottom bar shows what comes next.
5. Select the full-screen button to hide the browser bars, and Exit to go back.

Result: The top bar shows the set, your position (for example 5 / 18) and the time. A sun icon means the screen will stay on. Charts are loaded in advance, so a weak signal on stage matters less.