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Plan a set

Create a set, add tracks from the library and shape the tracklist with your crew.

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Create a setAdd tracksReorder and edit tracksChoose who plays each trackMark the set's statusUse the keyboardCopy or duplicate the tracklist

Create a set

  1. On Sets, choose New set or press C.

  2. Enter a set name. Add the event or venue, a date and the length in minutes if you know them. The length starts at 60 minutes.

  3. Choose Create set, or press ⌘ Enter.

The set opens straight away. You can change the name, event, date and length later from the set's header. People with the Production role can't create or change sets.

Add tracks

The side panel next to the set has three tabs: What fits next, Search and Chat. On a phone or in a narrow window, Add tracks at the bottom of the screen opens it.

  1. Open Search and type a title, artist or label.

  2. Choose + next to a track.

A new track goes after the selected track, or at the end when nothing is selected. If the track is already in the set, SetPlan asks first: choose Add again to add it twice, or Show to jump to it.

An empty set also offers Start from a past set. It copies another set's tracks, DJ slots, notes, pitch and timing in the same order and leaves the original as it is. ⌘Z takes the copied tracks out again.

Reorder and edit tracks

Select a track to see its tools:

  • Pitch: shift the track down or up by semitones. The key column shows the key after the shift.

  • Note: a note for the crew, such as "loop the intro 16 bars".

  • Timing: where the track starts and stops, its tempo and its blend. See Set timing.

  • Comments, or the speech bubble on the row: a thread about this track in this set.

  • Move up and Move down, or drag the handle at the start of the row.

  • Remove: takes the track out of the set. The message that follows offers Undo, except while the show is live.

Choose who plays each track

When the artist has more than one person, each row shows who plays the track.

  1. Choose the face at the end of a row and pick a DJ, or No one yet.

  2. To set several tracks at once, shift-click the first and last track, then choose the DJ in the bar that appears.

Mark the set's status

The status chip under the set name moves through Draft, Ready and Played each time you choose it. On Sets, filter by status and switch between the list and cover views.

Use the keyboard

Press ? on the set to see every shortcut.

KeysAction
↑ ↓Select the track above or below
Shift ↑ ↓Select several tracks
⌥ ↑ ↓Move the selected track
[ ]Pitch down or up a semitone
/Comment where the pointer is
BackspaceRemove the selected track
⌘Z, ⌘⇧ZUndo or redo your last change
EscClear the selection

Copy or duplicate the tracklist

Open the ⋯ menu on the set:

  • Copy tracklist puts the list on your clipboard as Numbered, With timestamps, For 1001Tracklists or Plain.

  • Duplicate set makes a copy named after the set with "(copy)" at the end and opens it.

To share a read-only page instead, see Share a set with a link.

Open Sets

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Create a setAdd tracksReorder and edit tracksChoose who plays each trackMark the set's statusUse the keyboardCopy or duplicate the tracklist