Sets organize existing songs. Removing a song from a set does not delete it from the Songs library.
Before you begin
- Add or import every song you expect to perform.
- Check each song’s lyrics, sections, playback source, and readiness.
- Decide whether the set will use Tracks Only or Reference Versions Only. Cuevera will not switch between them automatically.
Create the set
- Open Sets.
- Select + Add set.
- Enter a name, and optionally add the performance date and venue.
- Select Create Set.
- Select the set name to make it active and expand it.
Add and arrange songs
- Select the + button on the active set.
- Search for a title or artist in Add Songs.
- Select a song to add it. Select an already-added song again to remove it from the set.
- Close the picker and use the up and down controls to set the performance order.
- Use A-Z only when you intentionally want to alphabetize the running order.
- You can also use a song’s Set action on the Songs page.
Configure the set
- Select the pencil beside the set name.
- Confirm its name, date, and venue.
- Choose Tracks Only or Reference Versions Only.
- Select Save Set.
Rehearse the set
- Open the first song or select the set’s play button.
- Confirm Next opens the second song and Previous returns to the first.
- Check a middle song and the final song.
- Verify every song uses the set’s chosen playback source.
- Test the same pedal, display, audio, and hardware configuration you will use live.
Useful controls
- The expand arrow shows or hides a set’s songs.
- Search matches set names, venues, song titles, and artists.
- The letter rail filters songs inside an expanded set; select the active letter again to clear it.
- Removing a song from a set leaves it in Songs. Deleting a set removes its running order, not the underlying songs.
You are done when
- The set information and playback source are correct.
- Every song is in the planned position.
- Previous and Next follow the running order.
- The first, middle, and final songs have been tested on the show device.
- A current Cuevera backup exists.