02-12-2016, 11:52 AM
One thing to note about placeholders - it is in fact a song that will show up on the Songs tab, so if you create a lot of them, it could create the "mess" you are trying to avoid.
Another thing that is worth considering is to create multiple layers of annotations in the annotations editor. You could then switch between what annotations are shown depending upon which setlist is loaded, but then you would need a way to correlate which annotation group to use for which setlist, so I'm not sure that will work for you either.
Currently, notes can be kept for songs by tapping the notepad icon at the top left corner of the overlay. If that feature is expanded so that specific notes can be kept for each song in a setlist (associating the notes with the setlist instead of the song), and there is a way to automatically have those notes pop up when the song is viewed (or a way to bring them up and have them fade out or something along those lines), would that work better for you?
Another thing that is worth considering is to create multiple layers of annotations in the annotations editor. You could then switch between what annotations are shown depending upon which setlist is loaded, but then you would need a way to correlate which annotation group to use for which setlist, so I'm not sure that will work for you either.
Currently, notes can be kept for songs by tapping the notepad icon at the top left corner of the overlay. If that feature is expanded so that specific notes can be kept for each song in a setlist (associating the notes with the setlist instead of the song), and there is a way to automatically have those notes pop up when the song is viewed (or a way to bring them up and have them fade out or something along those lines), would that work better for you?