Peep da Tunes

Tap on a set & BOOM—you're starin' at all the songs crammed in there.

Searchin' (For Your Life)

Use that search bar in the set viewer thingy to hunt down songs hidin' in your set. It searches as you type, which is either super convenient or mildly terrifying, depending on your typo game. Short search? Matches the start of the song title or artist. Long search? Digs anywhere in 'em. Find nothin'? Or you accidentally tap the Search button like a bleepin' amateur? No worries—OnSong goes full detective mode & peeks at keywords, numbers & lyrics too. We're thorough like that.

Peep Your Songs

Songs show up in whatever order you picked 'em, OR you can arrange 'em in the order you're actually gonna play 'em (radical concept, we know). Tap a song to jump to it in the song viewer. Tap that icon on the left to cycle through cute little song icons & pretend your set is organized. Sets also navigate by swipin' left or right, usin' foot pedals, or tappin' the screen edges like you're performin' surgery. P.S. You gotta actually have songs first. Just sayin'.

Throw Songs In There

Sets come empty by default—groundbreaking, right? To stuff songs from your library into your set, tap that + button in the lower right corner like your life depends on it. Open a song-less set? The Pick Songs screen pops up automatically cuz we're helpful. You can also add moments from here if you're feelin' spicy. Songs already in this set or another set same-day appear dimmed so you don't accidentally pick 'em twice & look like a total doofus.

Mess With It

Tap the Edit button in the upper right to enter edit mode—it's basically the danger zone. Delete songs, shuffle 'em for your performance, or tap a song name to crack open the Action Menu & do even MORE stuff to 'em. You're welcome.

Long-Press Shenanigans

Tap & hold on a song & a whole context menu of bonkers actions appears. Magic? Nah. Just UI.

Shuffle It Up

Wanna sort your set? (Spoiler: you probably do.) Tap the sort button in the lower left & pick from a menu of sort options. We got 'em all, peeps.