You can also turn portions of the song on and off such as the header, lyrics, chords, diagrams, and whether the capo should be applied. In this menu you can change font sizes and styles, highlight colors, and transpose/capo the song.
Current song bar series#
This icon looks like a series of sliders and allows you to quickly change how your song sheet looks and acts. You can also set up viewports or toggle widgets from this tabbed menu. This icon looks like a note including a pen and allows you to easily add annotations and drawings to your chord chart or sheet music. You can also access the Song Editor from within this menu to edit text-based versions of the song including metadata. Tapping on this lets you view different files associated with the song. This icon appears like pages with a checkmark. When the song has an icon associated with it, the star icon in the menu bar is enabled. The organizer menu is used to place the currently loaded song into a set, book or to mark a song with an icon such as a star. Use these to communicate more effectively in live performances.
Using this menu, screen taps and foot pedal presses can send messages to your team. You can swipe to the left and right or use the context menu to choose a different view including the set, next song or a timer. The center of the menubar prominently displays the name of the song. This icon opens the Actions Editor for triggering actions from foot pedals, MIDI, screen taps, and keyboard shortcuts. You can also find new versions of that song through the integrated iTunes search. It also lets you configure the metronome tempo and time signature, as well as setting a duration of the song for autoscroll. This icon looks like a pair of headphones and lets you set an audio track to play along with while viewing the chord sheet. Using an Apple Digital AV Adapter, or AirPlay and an AppleTV, you can use OnSong to project lyrics for an audience, or to display chord charts on a monitor on stage. This menu button looks like a computer monitor and lets you configure an external monitor or projector for use with OnSong. This icon looks like an up arrow in a box and allows you to share the current song or set in a variety of ways including exporting, emailing, printing, and sharing wirelessly. You can manage books and view different collections of songs in this menu as well. It provides access to your library as well as the ability to import songs and place them in sets. This is the main menu for managing your songs. It contains the following items: Songs Menu The menubar provides access to all the tools you need to manage your music. querySelector ( ' span.fa-volume-up ' ) const volumeSlider = document. querySelector ( ' span.fa-redo ' ) const volumeBtn = document. querySelector ( ' i.fa-pause ' ) const repeatBtn = document. querySelector ( ' i.fa-play ' ) const pauseBtn = document. querySelector ( ' i.fa-backward ' ) const playBtn = document. querySelector ( ' i.fa-forward ' ) const backwardBtn = document. duration ' ) const queue = // select all buttons here const forwardBtn = document. current-time ' ) const musicDuration = document. cover ' ) const currentMusicTime = document. artist-name ' ) const coverImage = document. current-song-name ' ) const artistName = document. music-seek-bar ' ) const songName = document. querySelector ( ' #audio-source ' ) const seekBar = document. ///// music let currentMusic = 0 const music = document.
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