03-08-2022, 08:22 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-08-2022, 08:33 AM by Geoff Bacon.)
This is similar to itsme's suggestion
You can create separate songs as follows:
1 Display a song in the multi-part file
2 Tap the centre of the screen to display icons at top and bottom
3 Tap left bottom most icon and select Create Snippet
4 Change the name and/or the page numbers
Alternatively, you could use .csv file to create separate songs but this would involve reimporting the file again (you could import it with a slightly different name to test the mechanism)
This works best when the multi song file is not subject to changes (otherwise your annotations are likely to be in the wrong places when you re-import a newer version)
.csv files have a special format - search the forum for examples.
Note: you can only use a .csv file when you import the song i.e. you can't use it to split an existing file.
Having split the single physical file into separate "songs", they can be referenced individually in a setlist.
Geoff
You can create separate songs as follows:
1 Display a song in the multi-part file
2 Tap the centre of the screen to display icons at top and bottom
3 Tap left bottom most icon and select Create Snippet
4 Change the name and/or the page numbers
Alternatively, you could use .csv file to create separate songs but this would involve reimporting the file again (you could import it with a slightly different name to test the mechanism)
This works best when the multi song file is not subject to changes (otherwise your annotations are likely to be in the wrong places when you re-import a newer version)
.csv files have a special format - search the forum for examples.
Note: you can only use a .csv file when you import the song i.e. you can't use it to split an existing file.
Having split the single physical file into separate "songs", they can be referenced individually in a setlist.
Geoff
Samsung Galaxy Tab A6