When doing simple performances with our choir we noticed a couple of issues
Taking the correct notes at the beginning of a song requires:
- Remembering the setlist and the correct start tones
- Knowing how to take these notes with a tuning fork or using a piano - which can be rather cumbersome
- Using a piano app requires the person to know how to play piano and it's rather fiddely
Wouldn't the best way be that anyone, regardless of musical competence, could take the correct start tones in a simple way?
Is this what you've always looked for? Look no further! I present to you Setlist!
- Create and edit setlists
- Create and edit songs
- Play setlists
- Save changes locally (Localstorage)
- Delete notes and remove songs
- Login and save remotely (Probably using Firebase)
- Offline sync using ServiceWorker
- Look into further requirements for PWA
- Create organizations
- Share and play across organizations
- Payment solution to support running costs? Donations?
- Display lyrics and/or sheet music
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