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How to build setlists, manage the song library, and keep repertoire organized.
Your organization moved setlists into Run of Show. Each gig setlist is now a section of that gig’s Run of Show, with one song item per set, and library setlists became Run of Show templates. Edit sets in the gig’s Run of Show List or Setlist view; viewers see the Setlist view as a read-only list for the stage. Songs stay in Documents → Songs. The original setlists are kept as a backup. See After your organization switches to Run of Show.
If your organization already uses Run of Show but still has separate setlists, an owner or admin opens Settings → Gigs → Gig workflow and chooses Bring setlists into Run of Show. The card shows what will be copied before you confirm. It can’t be undone. See Bringing setlists over.

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Creating setlists

Go to Setlists, click Create New Template, name it, add sets, then add songs from your library to each set. Full guide.
When editing a setlist, click Add New Set to create additional sets. You can name each set (e.g., “Set 1”, “Acoustic Set”, “Encore”).
Open the setlist, click the actions menu, and select Duplicate. This creates a copy you can modify for a different performance.

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Editing & organizing

Yes. Drag and drop songs to reorder them within a set. You can also move songs between sets.
Duration is the sum of each song’s length in the set. Enter duration on library songs if you want accurate set totals.
Setlists are shared with all organization members. Anyone in your organization can view setlists, and owners, admins, and gig coordinators can edit them.

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Song library

Songs are added to your Song Library first, then can be included in any setlist. Go to Documents, select the Songs tab, and click New song. Song library guide.
Yes. In Documents → Songs, click Starter packs and pick a pack for your business type or occasion, such as wedding reception or cocktail jazz. Its songs are added to your library with title and artist, and songs you already have are reused. You can also create a setlist from the pack. To bring in your own catalog, import a spreadsheet under Settings → Connected apps → Import & export.
Yes. When editing a song, add media links pointing to chord charts, lyrics, audio files, or videos hosted externally (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).
Yes. Find a song (on the web song form, and Import music on a mobile run of show song) searches Spotify, Apple Music and SoundCloud at once, wherever your workspace has them, and labels each result with where it came from. You can also paste a Spotify, Apple Music or SoundCloud link. Soundcheck fills in the title, artist and duration (when the service has one) and keeps the link as a media link. On mobile, whole Spotify and Apple Music albums import too. Links from other sites can still be added to a song as media links.
Go to Documents → Songs, find the song, click the actions menu, and select Delete. Note: this removes the song from all setlists that include it.