01-27-2025, 05:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-27-2025, 05:45 AM by Geoff Bacon.)
I've posted similar to this several times but can't find the posts so that I could link them..
So apologies to those who have seen something like this before.
This is what I do:
The set list tab is sorted A-Z (ascending)
Each setlist name is formatted like this "Venue(or Group or Gig)" "yyyy-mm-dd" "anything else you want" e.g. "Pub 2025-01-26 Birthday"
This means that all historic set lists will have the same venue (group or whatever) co-located and that for each venue, the lists will be in ascending date order (most recent at the bottom). The letter keys can be used to jump to (near?) a required venue
For current gigs, use the same name format but add one (or more) space characters to the start of the name; these lists will show under the # section at the top of the screen and are easily visible and available for selection.
After playing the gig, long press the setlist and press the 3 vertical dots at the top of the screen.
Choose rename and remove the leading space(s). The list will then assume it's place at the bottom of that venue.
These list can then be used to check not repeating songs at a regular venue (sadly only by eye balling)
Job done.
The amount of effort involved in adopting this method depends on your current naming convention
If your names don't start with numbers then you could just adopt it for your future lists and gradually change the others to conform over time.
Hope this helps
Geoff
So apologies to those who have seen something like this before.
This is what I do:
The set list tab is sorted A-Z (ascending)
Each setlist name is formatted like this "Venue(or Group or Gig)" "yyyy-mm-dd" "anything else you want" e.g. "Pub 2025-01-26 Birthday"
This means that all historic set lists will have the same venue (group or whatever) co-located and that for each venue, the lists will be in ascending date order (most recent at the bottom). The letter keys can be used to jump to (near?) a required venue
For current gigs, use the same name format but add one (or more) space characters to the start of the name; these lists will show under the # section at the top of the screen and are easily visible and available for selection.
After playing the gig, long press the setlist and press the 3 vertical dots at the top of the screen.
Choose rename and remove the leading space(s). The list will then assume it's place at the bottom of that venue.
These list can then be used to check not repeating songs at a regular venue (sadly only by eye balling)
Job done.
The amount of effort involved in adopting this method depends on your current naming convention
If your names don't start with numbers then you could just adopt it for your future lists and gradually change the others to conform over time.
Hope this helps
Geoff
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