Global Settings

Global Settings is where you dial in the core feel of the app. Because everything you set here applies to all songs, a quick review before a show can save you from tweaking things song by song later.

What You Can Do Here

• Set the display pattern for portrait and landscape orientations
• Configure tap zones and song-navigation behavior
• Set up audio output and basic metronome options
• Choose language, theme, and appearance including inverted display
• Toggle timeline-related assistance features
• Check the status of text page fonts and go to the detailed settings

Score Display

Choose your page-turn display, continuous scroll, wide-view, and other layout options separately for portrait and landscape. This is the most direct influence on readability during a show, so it is a good place to start.

The available scroll direction and auto-follow behavior (where the screen scrolls automatically to keep up with timeline progress) depend on which layout pattern you choose. A useful rule of thumb: decide whether you mostly prefer flipping through page turns or reading a long continuous flow, and let that guide your choice.

Tap Zones

Choose whether taps on the screen edges trigger page turns, fine-tune page-turn timing, or do nothing at all. You can also change the width of the tap-sensitive edge area (1/4 mode or 1/3 mode). Review this section when you want to reduce accidental taps during a performance or lock in a deliberate tap workflow.

Setlist Navigation

Toggle the swipe gesture for moving between songs in a setlist, and decide whether songs flow into each other continuously. Use this section to decide whether you want a horizontal swipe to jump to the next song, or whether you prefer to treat each song as a discrete unit.

Audio Output

Configure the output destination for each of the two mixers — mixer A and mixer B — which let you route audio (such as a metronome click or instrument voices) to independent outputs. The metronome's core settings live in the separate Metronome section. If you are using audio alongside scores in a show, check this section first.

For details, see Mixer Settings.

Metronome

Set the app-wide defaults for the metronome's sound and feel. If you regularly use the tempo display in the score viewer, getting the metronome into a comfortable state here will make every session easier.

Appearance

Language, theme, inverted (low-light) display for scores, and other visual settings are all here. Setting these up to match the lighting and orientation of your performance space in advance makes the show itself smoother.

Text Page

Check the status of text page fonts and download them here if needed. If you frequently use lyrics sheets or ChordPro charts, it is worth checking this section as well.

The fine-grained appearance of text pages is adjusted in a dedicated screen. Think of the text page area in Global Settings as an at-a-glance status and entry point.

"Detailed Display Settings"

Opening this item takes you to a dedicated screen where you can fine-tune the display style, font size, line spacing, and margins for text pages. Use it when you want to optimize the look for lyrics-only pages, chord chart pages, or both.

For details, see Text Page Settings.

Timeline

Additional options for users who work with the timeline feature. If you do not use the timeline, feel free to skip this section.

• Page turn progress bar — Show or hide a progress indicator on screen.
• Return to Start on Stop — Choose whether playback automatically returns to the start position when stopped.
• Snap to Beat — Set whether cues snap to beat boundaries when moved.

About

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Troubleshooting

• If the app looks inconsistent across all songs, start by reviewing the settings here.
• If you want one specific song to behave differently, check the display override options in Setlist Item Detail.