Setlists

Save your pad setup as a setlist and switch between shows in seconds.

A setlist is a saved arrangement of your pads. Build your pads for a show, save them as a setlist, and you can recall the entire setup later with a single tap. This makes it easy to prepare multiple shows, keep a rehearsal set separate from the real one, or switch programs mid-performance.

Opening the Setlists overview

Tap the Setlist button at the top of the screen, or on mobile the menu button in the top-right corner. This opens the Setlists overview, where all your saved setlists live.

By default setlists are shown as cards in Grid View, with extra information at a glance. Prefer the classic look? Switch to List View anytime.

Saving and loading a setlist

From the Setlists overview you can save your current pad setup as a new setlist. Give it a clear name, for example the venue or the date of the show.

To load a setlist, open the Setlists overview and select it. Your pads are replaced by the pads stored in that setlist. The currently loaded setlist is marked as the active setlist, so you always know which show you are running.

Setlists do not autosave. Each time you make an adjustment to your pads, save the setlist again, otherwise your changes are lost when you switch to another setlist.

Setlist tabs

For quick switching during a performance, you can pin setlists as tabs above your pads:

Open the Setlists overview and find the setlist you want.
Tap the three dots menu and choose Add to Tab+.
The setlist now appears as a tab above your pads. Tap it to switch instantly.

To remove a tab, tap the three dots again and choose Remove from Tab.

When you tap a tab, the app asks for a confirmation before loading the setlist. If you prefer to switch without confirming, you can disable this in the settings, under the Setlists tab.

Total duration

Want to know how long your set runs? Enable the Total Duration option in the settings and the total playtime of your current pads is displayed above them. The duration is also visible per setlist in the Setlists overview, which makes planning a show much easier.

Missing files

If a track used in one of your setlists has been deleted from the file manager, the app shows a warning in the Setlists overview. This helps you spot and fix missing files before you are on stage.

Setlists store your pad arrangement, not copies of your files. Keep your tracks in the file manager and you can reuse them across as many setlists as you like.

Files in Pads

How to put files into pads, insert multiple files at once, and empty pads.

Track Actions

The Track Actions menu is where you configure everything about a pad and its track.