The Setlist Planner has two tabs. Use the Arrangement Timer to convert each song's sections (verse, chorus, bridge) into timed rehearsal cues with bar counts and BPM, then switch to the Flow Planner to sequence your songs by key and BPM for smooth transitions between them.
Can I use the Arrangement Timer for live performance?
Yes, the Arrangement Timer generates timestamps for each section so you can plan your set timeline for live performance or recording. It supports common time signatures including 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, and 5/4 — enter your BPM and bar count per section for accurate timing calculations.
How does the Flow Planner reorder songs?
The Flow Planner analyzes the key and BPM of each song and suggests an order that minimizes jarring key changes and maintains consistent energy flow. You keep full control — accept the suggested sequence or drag songs into your preferred order.
What makes a good setlist transition?
Smooth transitions happen when consecutive songs share a key, relative key, or have close BPM values. The Flow Planner highlights these relationships so you can find natural-sounding setlist flow.
Page detail levelSimple keeps pages short: extra theory and advanced controls stay tucked away until you open them. Everything shows every section and control at once.
Arrangement Timer
Turn section charts into a timed rehearsal roadmap
Rehearsal planning
Write one section per line with optional repeats (for example: Chorus: C - G - Am - F x4). Get timeline timestamps, duration totals, and a copy-ready cue sheet.
One section per line. Add repeats at the end using xN (for example: Bridge: Em - C - G - D x4).
Examples
Time signature
Beats per chord
96 BPM4/44 beats / chord
Timeline output
Total time: 1:40Total bars: 405 active sections20 parsed chords0 ignored tokens