11-18-2018, 10:30 AM
I seem to be missing something here - a small database weighs the same as a large one (assuming same hardware).
Carrying large amounts of data round should therefore only be an issue if you can't fit it on the device you want to use.
You talk about a set list - do you mean a set list as provided by MSP or do you just mean a list/charts of of 20 odd songs (as if you were working with paper copies)
If you just mean a list of songs/charts then you should be using the MSP set list capability - Just create one with the songs you want and select that list when you want to perform (perhaps also put it into performance mode to disable editing etc).
Another alternative is that you use the export capability to create a pdf containing all the songs in a MSP set list. This pdf file can be printed, emailed or displayed (possibly on another device).
Mike has previously said that he has plans to provide multiple databases but this is really geared at people that want to have different databases for each area of their interest e.g. one per guitar group. Even if this was currently available, this would be overkill for what you are requesting and would likely be a nightmare for you to manage.
Geoff
Carrying large amounts of data round should therefore only be an issue if you can't fit it on the device you want to use.
You talk about a set list - do you mean a set list as provided by MSP or do you just mean a list/charts of of 20 odd songs (as if you were working with paper copies)
If you just mean a list of songs/charts then you should be using the MSP set list capability - Just create one with the songs you want and select that list when you want to perform (perhaps also put it into performance mode to disable editing etc).
Another alternative is that you use the export capability to create a pdf containing all the songs in a MSP set list. This pdf file can be printed, emailed or displayed (possibly on another device).
Mike has previously said that he has plans to provide multiple databases but this is really geared at people that want to have different databases for each area of their interest e.g. one per guitar group. Even if this was currently available, this would be overkill for what you are requesting and would likely be a nightmare for you to manage.
Geoff
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