2 posts tagged with "Organization"

It's a wedding. You just finished the beautiful "Ave Maria" for the ceremony. You swipe to the next song. It's "Highway to Hell" for the reception. You accidentally start playing the opening riff in the church. The bride cries. The priest glares.

The Old Way: One giant, messy list of songs called "Wedding Gig."

The Bandfix Way: Multiple Setlists.

• Compartmentalize: Create separate setlists: "Ceremony," "Cocktail Hour," "Dinner," "Dance Party."
• Stay Focused: When you're in "Ceremony" mode, you literally cannot accidentally swipe to AC/DC.

Pro Tip: You can duplicate songs across setlists, so you don't have to create "At Last" twice if you play it during cocktails and dinner.

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You have a song called "Sweet Caroline." You put it in your "Oldies" folder. But now you're playing a wedding, and you need it in your "Wedding" folder. You have to duplicate the file. Now you have two versions. You update the chords on one, but forget the other. It's a mess.

The Old Way: Rigid folder structures that force a song to live in only one place.

The Bandfix Way: Smart Tags.

• One Song, Many Tags: Tag "Sweet Caroline" with #Oldies, #Wedding, #SingAlong, and #CrowdPleaser.
• Instant Filtering: When you need a wedding song, just filter by #Wedding. The song appears. It's the same master file, so any edits apply everywhere.

Pro Tip: Create a tag called #NeedsPractice so you can quickly pull up a list of songs you need to shed before the next gig.

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