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How do I add charts?

In Library, tap Import and choose PDF files from Files or iCloud Drive. You can also open a PDF in Sunday Setlist from Mail, AirDrop, or the Files app. The original file is never changed; transposed and capo versions are saved alongside it.

How do I build a setlist?

In Setlists, tap the add button, name the service, and add songs. Each song shows whether a chart in your library matches its key, works with a capo, or needs transposing. Tap a song to perform it full screen.

How do I turn pages hands-free?

Pair a Bluetooth page-turner pedal with your iPad. Sunday Setlist responds to the arrow keys, Space, Return, and Page Up and Page Down. Settings → Bluetooth Pedal has a screen to test your pedal.

How do I connect Planning Center?

1. In Setlists, choose Connect Planning Center.
2. Choose Get Credentials from Planning Center, sign in, and create a Personal Access Token.
3. Back in the app, choose Enter Credentials and paste the token's Application ID and Secret.
4. Choose Refresh. Upcoming plans become setlists you can use offline.

Planning Center is optional. Everything else in the app works without it.

Is my library backed up?

If you are signed in to iCloud, your charts, setlists, and annotations sync to your private iCloud account and come back on a new or replaced device. Settings → iCloud & Sync shows whether this device is syncing and whether every chart has reached iCloud.

A chart says "PDF unavailable."

Its file has not finished downloading from iCloud yet. Keep the app open on Wi-Fi for a few minutes. If it stays unavailable, Settings → Library Maintenance counts the charts whose file never arrived.

Why was my chart uploaded?

To name a chart's key, Sunday Setlist reads its chords on our chart-reading service, CapoChart.com. New charts without a key are checked automatically. To keep new charts on your device, turn off Settings → Library Maintenance → Find Keys of New Charts. The privacy policy explains what is stored and for how long.

What are Quad Cortex features?

For guitarists who play through a Neural DSP Quad Cortex, Sunday Setlist can change presets automatically as the setlist advances and record your monitor mix during a service. Turn them on in Settings → Quad Cortex Features. If you do not use a Quad Cortex, leave it off; the rest of the app works without it.

Presets do not change.

Connect the Quad Cortex to the iPad with a USB data cable and check that MIDI over USB is on in the Quad Cortex's MIDI settings. Settings → Quad Cortex Presets shows whether the device is found, and its Test section sends a preset change so you can watch the rig respond.