A 45-minute set
10 to 12 songs of about 4 minutes each is roughly 45 minutes with a little talking. Open strong, put your best-known song around the middle, close on something people can sing back.
Paste your songs, split them into sets, and print a clean page for the stage or send a link to the band. No account, no email.
Optional per line: a length like 3:45 or (3:45), a key like (Am), a note after //. Spreadsheet rows (tab-separated: title, artist, length, key, note) work too. A line we can't read with confidence stays whole as the title.
| Title | Artist | Length | Key | Note |
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"Print" opens your browser's print dialog; choose Save as PDF there to get a file.
Total runtime = the lengths of the songs + the time between songs + any breaks. This builder adds up the song lengths you enter, adds the time between songs and breaks you choose, and tells you how many songs are missing a length. It never guesses a length for you, so a total with missing lengths is a minimum, not a promise.
10 to 12 songs of about 4 minutes each is roughly 45 minutes with a little talking. Open strong, put your best-known song around the middle, close on something people can sing back.
Two sets of about 75 minutes with a 15-minute break. Save your biggest crowd songs for the end of each set so people stay through the break.
Want to go further? The rest of Songroost is where you keep charts, track what you've practiced and get a set rehearsal-ready.
Yes. Build it, print it and share it without signing up. Your draft is kept in this browser and on Songroost's server for 30 days after you last edit it. Only this browser holds the key to edit it.
Yes. "Print or save as PDF" opens your browser's print dialog with a clean, large-type page; choose Save as PDF there. A small "Made with Songroost" line sits at the end of the last page and never covers the list.
Yes. A share link opens a read-only copy with no sign-in. Anyone who has the link can see it, and you can stop sharing at any time. Share links aren't listed in search engines.
Create a free Songroost account and press "Save this setlist". The songs join your library, and each set becomes a setlist there. Until then it's a draft that expires 30 days after your last edit.
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