Setlists for working bands
TuxSet turns your chord charts and recordings into a running order for the whole band. Keys, tempos and progressions sit side by side, chords show the way you play them, and a big-print stage view takes over when the lights go down.
Upload your chord charts (PDFs or screenshots). AI reads the title, key, tempo, chords and progression, and you check it before it goes in the library.
Drop in a recording and TuxSet works out the tempo, key and basic chords. The recording is analyzed and deleted straight away. We never keep your audio.
Point at any chord in the library or the set to see the shape, with open and muted strings and the fret to barre at.
Tuned half a step down? Set the band's tuning, or change it per song. Everyone chooses to see chords as the shapes they play or as they actually sound.
Singer needs it lower? Move the key, chords and progression a half step at a time. The chart's original key is kept so you can go back.
Each change between songs is marked as same key, neighbor key or big jump, judged by how the songs really sound. Big tempo jumps are flagged before they catch the drummer out.
Keep as many setlists as you like. Set a target length and the time between songs, add set breaks, and watch the run time and subtotals as you build.
Big print you can read from across the stage, with progressions if you want them, and a screen that stays awake. Or copy the set as text for the group chat or the sound tech.
Invite bandmates by email or link. Everyone builds the set together; owners manage members and deletions. Play in more than one band? Switch between them.
Upload chord charts, analyze a recording or type a song in by hand. Check what TuxSet found, fix anything, and it's in the band's library.
Invite the band. Add songs, drag them into order, drop in set breaks and watch the run time against your slot.
Open Stage view on a phone or tablet, with the chords shown the way you play them, and keep your eyes on the crowd.
Sign in to build tonight's set.