Enrich song data is a new feature in BandRoadie that will fill in missing values for BPM, duration, and Song Key. Try it with a single song or with your entire catalog. Let me know how it works for you!
Not sure if it's completely obvious but if you swipe a catalog right, you duplicate it into a setlist. If you need to create a setlist from most or all of the songs in your catalog, it's a fast way to do it.
You can also swipe a song card right to move it (or copy it) to another, or new setlist. Swipe left to delete from a setlist.
How you make your stage plots? Is it a pain point for you to create?
I've been head-down the last week and this one's packed:
v1.4.4 should be available soon in the Apple and Google Play stores, and the web app is live now at app.bandroadie.com
BandRoadie has had a lot of improvements lately and I just want to highlight a few and share some tips as well...
Setlists Tips!
Swipe right on the Catalog to duplicate it and quickly turn your song library into a new setlist.
Swipe a setlist left to delete it or right to duplicate it. Duplicating is especially useful when you already have a two-hour show built but need to trim it down to ninety minutes.
Inside a setlist, swipe a song left to remove it and right to move it or copy it to another setlist.
Easier setlist imports
Bulk Entry has been improved with clearer instructions, more flexible column handling, better support for song keys, and fixes to the paste and preview experience.
Better financial reports
Band financial reports now provide a more detailed breakdown of income, expenses, savings, and member disbursements—making it easier to see where the money is going.
Improved gig details
Gig information now displays the full venue address, with a button that opens your default map app and navigates you there.
A smoother app experience
I've made several performance, layout, keyboard, navigation, and Android compatibility improvements throughout the app.
Your feedback continues to shape BandRoadie. Thank you for using the app, testing new features, reporting issues, and helping build a tool that is genuinely useful for musicians.
Thanks!
~Tony