all Set

(previously known as Set App)

 

Guitar Note Atlas

 

All Set features:
- Drag and drop reordering
- Change colors and add set breaks
- Lyrics
- Save and organize songs and setlists in folders
- Share instantly with AirDrop or text message
- Print PDF for stage
- Adjust text size with slider
- Hide or show song info (Key, Tempo, Artist, etc.)
- Performance Mode with a big clock and metronome
- Email yourself a backup of your entire library

AUTO-SAVING
- Changes to setlists are automatically saved as they happen
- Simply lock the setlist to prevent changes
- Likewise, all changes are retro-active; If you change or add any song info you’ll see the changes automatically in all of your saved setlists, no matter how long ago you made or last opened it

MAIN SCREEN
- Build setlists with a simple, intuitive interface
- Do all of the following without leaving the Main Screen or going into a menu:
- Drag and drop to reorder songs
- Swipe to delete a song
- Use the slider to smoothly adjust text size
- Pick what song info you want to show or hide (key, tempo, etc) with the eye-shaped icon
- Switch between Day and Night Mode with the sun-shaped icon
- Add a set break line
- Make a quick note (for example: “Starts with drums” or “Encore”)
- Change the color of any song, break, or note
- Tap the trash icon to clear the set; If a color is selected the trash icon clears only the songs of that color
- Tap the title at the top of the screen to switch between the title and the other information (Artist, Date, Venue, City)

PERFORMANCE MODE
- In this mode, the set is locked so it can’t be accidentally altered
- If your songs have tempos, the Play Button will appear so you can use the metronome
- If your songs have Lyrics, the Lyrics button will appear; tap to toggle between show/hide lyrics
- For cueing on stage — Tap the name of song and the screen will be filled with that song title in supersized text

SONG LIBRARY
- Update song info without leaving the screen
- Drag and drop to reorder songs
- Organize your songs in folders
- To move songs to a folder, select the songs and long-press on the folder
- To reorder folders, long-press on a folder with nothing selected
- Sort by Name, Key, etc. (tap again to sort descending)
- Selection Button toggles between Select All and Deselect All

SETLIST LIBRARY
- Give your setlist a Title, as well as Artist, Date, Venue, and City
- Optionally save with just a title or just metadata, and the filename will automatically update to be readable (if a setlist doesn’t have a title or metadata, it will auto-save with the current date)
- Drag and drop setlists to re-order them
- Organize your setlists in folders; reorder and move things the same way as in the Song Library

OPTIONS AND SETTINGS
- Date style (month/day/year or day/month/year)
- 12 hour clock or 24 hour clock
- In the Full Version, PDF Export options: Paper size (8.5x11” or A4), Song Numbers, Page Alignment

PRO MODE
- In PRO Mode, you can save Composer/Publisher/PRO info. To simplify the process, this info is saved in Profiles. You can select multiple songs in the Song Library and select which profile(s) should go with them
- Supports songs that have multiple songwriters/publishers/PROs
- Tap Export for PRO to print a spreadsheet with composer/publisher/PRO info automatically populated for the night’s setlist. Give this to venues for their royalty reporting


Guitar Note Atlas features:
- Bass Guitar Mode
- Left Hand Mode
- Change keys
- Native iPad version (buy once and use on all devices)
- Flip diagram upside down
- Show/Hide scale degree numbers
-Show/Hide colored-in anchor frets

GNA serves as a perfect practice aid for learning the geography of the guitar as well as understanding the modes of the Major Scale, Melodic Minor, Harmonic Minor, and Harmonic Major.

Flexibility and interaction allows for ultimate creativity. You can select any combination of notes you want to see right on the main screen, or pick a scale from the drop-down menu. Switch quickly between all 7 positions or tap the diagram to zoom out and view the entire fretboard at once. (The iPad version shows both views simultaneously.)

Included in the app is a tutorial to get you started (both right- and left-handed versions).