2 posts tagged with "Wedding"

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're a wedding band. The bride runs up to you 15 minutes before the first dance. "Can you play 'At Last' by Etta James? It's my grandmother's favorite!" You know the song, but you don't know the chords exactly. You have zero time to type out lyrics and format chords in a text editor.

The Old Way: You scribble chords on a napkin. Or you hold your phone in one hand while playing, trying to read tiny text from a lyrics website that's covered in pop-up ads.

The Bandfix Way: Import from URL.

1. Go to the Explore tab.
2. Tap Import from the Internet.
3. Paste the link to the song from a chord site.

Bandfix scrapes the lyrics and chords, formats them into a clean, readable chart, and adds it to your library. You're ready to play in 30 seconds.

Pro Tip: Once imported, use Instant Transposition if the original key is too high for your singer.

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