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...

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...

When you open a song from the library or a setlist, LiveSet displays it in full screen with a feature-rich interface.At the top of the screen: On the left: go back to the library or the current set...

Synchronizing a song with YouTube in LiveSet has several uses and is not just a basic link to a URL. It is indeed possible to more precisely associate different timings of a video with specific pos...

Setlists allow you to group and arrange multiple songs, usually for a live performance.To create a new setlist, go to the main songs screen, tap “Setlists” at the bottom, then press the button at ...

The main songs screen displays the list of songs in your library, along with (if screen width allows it) a preview of the selected song.Songs are sorted alphabetically. You can also tap/click the n...