SongRepertoire

I have looked into several different teleprompter programs. Some expensive and some not. This one is a great program for the price. I love the song list. You can click and go to the next song right away. I would like to have a black background with white letters and the ability to change the text colors. Also I'd like to be able to change the chords text size and color. Overall this is an awesome program and has convinced me not to spend a lot of money on other prompters.

Have been looking for a Windows 8 equivalent to GigBook on the iPad. This is the best I've found so far. Good interface, easy to import 400+ PDF files of lyrics and chords that I have (just a couple minutes). Good playlist and search capabilities. Like the fact that their is Airturn support. Had commented in the past about needing a way to multi select to add keyword and lo and behold, they added this feature. Way to listen to your users! I upped my rating to 5 stars.

I have an all PDF library and use this for worship sets at church. I had previously used MobileSheets on an Android tablet and loved it. When that tablet died, I got a Windows tablet and had to convert to SongRepertoire. There are three pain-points that prevent me giving this a 5-star. 1) It loads slowly! (Probably because of my PDF library)Once loaded, it works fine. 2) I would like to store the data in a path of my choosing. With limited storage on the tablet, it would be nice to store it on a MicroSD. 3) No documentation. It's all trial and error. Having said that, it also has some really strong points: It has a very attractive interface; mostly intuitive. It works great with a PageFlip Cicada Bluetooth Pedal (I had to define some hotkeys). It handles PDF files well - it is the only Windows Store App that I found to do so. I miss the snappy response of MobileSheets, but if you have PDFs, I think this is the best Windows app around.

what I need. I'm able to: 1) ...import PDFs of songs. 2) ...turn pages with my AirTurn DIGITII 3) ...create gig lists (and change the order of songs, if needed) 4) ...make markings/annotations on each page as needed. And, these markings stay with the PDF file (as long as it is being used within the App). 5) Add audio of rehearsals/performances and keep it with respective song file for future practice! I would have given 5 stars if there was a way to quickly access the song list. Perhaps with a swipe and/or hotkey shortcut. Also, it would be nice to have the page turn horizontally instead of vertically. But I imagine that would negate the auto-scrolling feature! LOVE THE APP!!!

The more I learn the more I love this app. Still haven't been able to get sync with OneDrive but it is so easy to do manually that I don't care.

Finally a worthy Windows competitor for Android Mobile Sheets or Apple iGig! As a performing Singer/Songwriter, this is the app I've been looking and waiting for since I got my Surface Pro 3 over a year ago. Can't wait to take it along to my next gig.

Does exactly what is needed while you can't go in and edit it only uses PDF it is AWESOME. Also any support needed there is a prompt response from the developer.

If you've got sheet music PDF's you want to compile in a single app, or into playlists, this will fit the bill. That said, there are a few features it could benefit from: 1. Horizontal page views - Right now, page 2 appears below page 1, etc. This is great if you're in portrait mode, but on laptops, computer monitors, televisions, etc. a horizontal page view mode may make more sense. Users should have an option to change the way pages display and scroll from up/down (portrait) to left/right (landscape). 2. More tagging options. Unfortunately, the app only includes an option for Song Title. Not Composer, Artist, Genre, etc. It would be nice to see additional tagging/sorting/display options added for these fields in addition to the playlist option. 3. Dropbox support would be great. I use ForScore on my iPad, which has Dropbox integration, which is a handy feature. Would love to see that here. 4. PDF scaling seems odd on first load, cutting a portion of the PDF off.