Gilles Rosset

We chose to keep LiveSet free by default so that it can be tested. Even though we do our best to make the app as complete as possible and to satisfy a wide range of musicians with different needs, ...

The groove player is a powerful feature of LiveSet, allowing you to play an entire song with a basic arrangement, either selected from predefined styles or created yourself using the groove editor....

For users with a paid LiveSet account (BASIC or PRO), it is possible to share songs with the community.A publicly shared song becomes accessible:In the public library, to any LiveSet user (register...

Preferences are accessible in the app from the menu at the top right, in most screens of the application:The preferences window then opens:  General Language allows you to change the application l...

The lyrics editor built into LiveSet is relatively simple, but still includes a number of subtleties described here.LiveSet supports both basic lyrics (text-only lines) and lyrics with chords (disp...

This page brings together the documentation for the different editors related to song structure: splitting into named sections (“A”, “B”… or “V”, “C”, etc.), repeats, segno and coda symbols, etc.Mo...

When editing a score that includes a rhythmic layer (see score structure), tapping a rhythmic symbol (note or rest) or an empty position displays the rhythm editor in the editing area:Editing a rhy...

In Edit mode, when you tap an existing chord or an empty slot, the editing area displays the chord editor.In this area, you will find:A free text field where you can type the chord directly (on web...

A LiveSet score is composed of consecutive lines (like text), and each line contains one or more layers.Layers can be of the following types: Chords: with or without bar lines, these lines indicat...

When Edit mode is activated, the screen displays, at the top right, the save button () allowing you to persist the current changes.The undo button () also appears as soon as a modification has been...