Undo, versions and lock
Take back your own changes, save named versions, lock a finished tracklist and delete or restore a set.
Undo takes back your own last change in this set, not a teammate's.
Press ⌘Z, or choose the undo arrow above the set.
Press ⌘⇧Z to redo.
If you have nothing left to undo in the set, SetPlan says so. Undo also takes back an Arrange, a timing change for several tracks and tracks copied from a past set. If a teammate has changed the same tracks since, undo stops and says so. Undo doesn't reach back past a restored version.
Undo is not available while the tracklist is locked or the show is live.
A version is a named copy of the tracklist, with each track's pitch, DJ, note and timing, that you can come back to.
Open the ⋯ menu on the set and choose Versions.
Enter a name, for example "v2 with the new opener", and choose Save.
To go back, choose Restore next to a version.
Restoring keeps a copy of the current set as a new version, so you don't lose it. Show cues follow their tracks into the restored list; cues on tracks the version doesn't have are removed. You can't restore while the tracklist is locked or the show is live.
A set needs at least one track before you can save a version, and keeps up to 200 versions, counting the copies made when you restore. People with the Production role can see versions but can't save or restore them.
Lock a finished set so nobody changes it by accident.
Choose the lock button above the set.
The set shows Tracklist locked by and your DJ name.
While it's locked, nobody can add, move or remove tracks, change pitch, DJ, notes or track timing, undo, restore a version or delete the set. The set's name, event, date, length and start time stay editable, and so does the show. Choose Unlock to allow changes again. Admins and members can lock and unlock.
Open the ⋯ menu and choose Delete set.
Confirm with Delete set.
Everyone loses the set, its comments and versions. Its tracks stay in the library. For 10 seconds after deleting, the message at the bottom offers Undo.
You can't delete a set while its tracklist is locked or its show is live. People with the Production role can't delete sets.
Open the ⋯ menu and choose Duplicate set. The copy opens with "(copy)" after the name and starts as Draft. It keeps the tracks, their timing and the show's cues, and the original stays as it is. People with the Production role can't duplicate sets.