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The Setlists feature in JustChords lets you organize songs into ordered lists for a gig, rehearsal, service, or practice session. Instead of hunting for songs one by one during a performance, you prepare everything in advance and move through it hands-free.

== Building a Setlist ==

A setlist is an ordered collection of items. You can add three kinds of items:

* '''Songs''' — pulled from your [[Song Import|library]], in the order you want to play them.
* '''Events''' — timed or scheduled markers (for example a talk, a break, or an announcement) that sit between songs.
* '''Dividers''' — labels that group items into sections, so a longer set stays readable at a glance.

Items can be reordered at any time by dragging them, and the same song can appear more than once in a setlist.

== Per-Setlist Song Settings ==

A song's settings within a setlist are remembered independently, so the same song can be prepared differently for different occasions. This includes options such as the chosen [[Capo & Transpose|key or capo]] and the [[Song Structure|arrangement]] used for that performance.

== Performing from a Setlist ==

During a performance you move through the setlist in order, opening each song directly in the [[SongViewer|Song Viewer]]. Features such as [[Autoscroll]], [[Audio Tracks]], and [[Bluetooth Pedal|pedal control]] work seamlessly as you advance through the list.

== Sharing and Collaboration ==

Setlists can be printed or shared. Shared setlists support [[Collaboration|collaboration]] between multiple users, so a whole team can prepare and stay in sync with the same running order.

== See Also ==

* [[Folders]]
* [[Song Tags]]
* [[Collaboration]]

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