Tonight's city has a different curfew and yesterday's encore is tomorrow's opener. SetSmith keeps the tour setlist, charts and backing tracks synced across time zones—with offline access when the green room has no signal.
Version drift across cities, lost charts in vans and setlist debates at load-in waste precious soundcheck time.
Update the master setlist once. Cloud sync pushes the new order and chart versions to every band member's devices.
Mobile offline cache downloads the full project at the hotel. Play Mode runs in arenas with congested networks.
Clone the full set, trim to a short slot and tag it festival or support. Reuse the same song library.
Shared project with editor and viewer roles keeps tour management and musicians on one source of truth.
MP3s and separated stems live on each song. Keyboard tech and playback operator see the same attachments.
Chord notation and lyric sheets update fast. Annotate PDFs for extended outros without printing new copies.
Tag setlists by tour leg, country or venue type. Clone last night's show, swap the local cover and search songs on the bus.
Editors update from laptops or phones. Viewers on stage see locked charts. Offline queue syncs when the bus hits LTE.
Pedal navigation, auto-scroll, full setlist drawer and read-only annotations for the whole production.
Load the master setlist, tag the leg and invite the band to the project.
MD tweaks order on the flight. Musicians sync offline at the hotel.
Open Play Mode for line check. Confirm chart versions match the posted set.
Perform offline if needed. Post-show, clone tonight for tomorrow's shortened festival slot.
Yes. Clone and trim setlists, tag by slot length and keep one song library.
Mobile apps cache locally and sync when connection returns—useful on planes and remote venues.
Grant editor or owner roles to tour managers and viewer roles to musicians.
Cached project data includes attached audio for offline playback on mobile.
Reorder the setlist from any device. Musicians refresh before the encore break.
Build the master setlist, sync the band across cities and perform with charts that survive bad venue Wi-Fi.