Play the gig: check off songs and see the recap

Halfway through the second set, with a request or two thrown in, it's easy to lose track of what you've played. Open the gig's Setlist in the menu and tap the number in front of a song when you've played it: the song is dimmed and gets a check. Tap it again if you got it wrong. On a computer or a tablet held sideways, Mark as played and Mark as not played are also at the top of the song's three dots. The gig page shows the checks too, but you set them in the menu.

To see only what's left, tap Show and choose Not played: the played songs leave the list while the sets and the order stay as they were. A foot pedal can check songs off too, so your hands stay on the instrument: give a key the Mark as played command and press it on the song you just played; see Gig commands.

As soon as a song is checked off, Gig recap shows on the gig page's Setlist tab. It tells you how many of the songs you played, when you started and finished, how long you were on stage, and which songs you skipped. The times come from when you checked the songs off, and the finish adds the length of the last song you checked off, so the time on stage matches the night. The skipped songs are a good list to look at before the next rehearsal.

If you play the same set again, the next night or after a soundcheck run, the old checks are in the way. Open the gig's three dots in the menu and choose Uncheck played: after asking Uncheck all played songs? it clears every check, so you can play the set from the top. The votes your audience sent stay as they are. If the same set has more nights coming up, create a gig for each one and use Import from setlist to fill it, so every night gets its own recap.