Capo changes, Nashville numbers and lyric sheets should not live in three apps. SetSmith keeps your set order, chord charts and reference tracks together—on the music stand or in your pocket.
Screenshot chords, printed lyric sheets and forgotten capo notes cause on-stage panic.
Write or paste lyrics with positioned chords in SetSmith. One tap from the setlist opens the chart for that song.
Annotate PDF tabs or add chord grids with visual notation. Update once and every band member sees the same key.
Play Mode shows the running list and full-screen charts. Jump to the next song without scrolling a chat history.
Attach MP3 loops or stems to songs. Mute vocals with stem separation and adjust speed for fingerpicking practice.
Share a setlist copy by email. Open viewer access and rehearse on the bus with offline cache.
High-contrast chart view in Play Mode with pedal or tap page turns. Offline mode when signal drops.
Create lyric sheets with chords above words or map progressions in visual chord notation for quick changes and medleys.
Navigate the gig with auto-scroll or manual turns. Bluetooth pedals free your picking hand on acoustic sets.
Attach reference tracks, use stem separation to isolate guitar or vocals and slow difficult sections.
Review the shared setlist, check capo notes and cache charts offline.
Test one song in Play Mode with your page-turn pedal.
Follow the running order. Annotations show hits and stops on the PDF tab.
MD reorders two songs on their phone—you see the update before walking back on.
Yes. The lyric editor positions chords above words for readable stage charts.
Upload PDF tabs, annotate them and open them from the same setlist as chord sheets.
Yes. SetSmith runs on iOS, Android and web. Play Mode works on phones and tablets.
Cache the project on mobile before you lose signal. Charts stay available in Play Mode.
Stem separation lets you mute or solo instruments while rehearsing.
Build your setlist, write chord charts once and perform with everything on one screen.