What are you using for virtual setlists?

[Meyatch]

Is anyone using virtual setlists, preferably on ipads?

We are all running our own in-ear mixes, mostly with ipads and I'm wondering if there are any dedicated setlist apps that we could be using.

We are currently using Trello, which works pretty decently, but everything runs through an online server, so when we are performing, and hooked up to our no-internet router for monitor mixes, then the setlists don't sync.

I'm not sure if this is even something that's going to exist now, an ad-hoc network setlist program feels like something that could have existed in the 90s or 2000s, but nobody plans on being without internet now.

I'm still curious what everyone is using, maybe there's something that works better than Trello in other ways.

 

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[CWAnderson]

The Setlists app has functionality for the iPad similar to what you are describing. I use it, but no one else in my band does, so I can't give any worthwhile feedback on the ad-hock connectivity other than I have seen it work. I do like the way it presents set lists and songs as well as Bluetooth pedal mapping.
Setlists: Song Catalog and Lyric Prompting App for iPad and iPhone

 

[Jebberz]

I use Setlist helper, works jusst fine for my needs, easy to edit setlist online, then transfer to any device that has the app.

 

[ToadMcFrog]

We're using Bandhelper in my band and couldn't be happier. It does more than just set lists, though - it's very good at managing lyrics, song info, etc. as well.

 

[dbase]

Setlist Helper for me on my Android tablet. Doesn't rely on having WiFi access when out playing.

 

[BLDavis]

We don't use a set list unless it's a festival gig with a time limit. And that is usually hand written on the back of a program or festival poster.
In club gigs, we do the same 4-5 songs at the beginning of the first set. It gets everyone settled in and gives me a chance to tweek the monitors if needed.
Then we wing it. No order to it. Just whatever song we feel like playing next...1-2-3 go. After playing together nearly twelve years, we can almost read each others minds on-stage. So it works for us.
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[herbygardener]

I use Setlist helper, works jusst fine for my needs, easy to edit setlist online, then transfer to any device that has the app.

Setlist Helper for me on my Android tablet. Doesn't rely on having WiFi access when out playing.

Another nod to Setlist Helper here