[nzlotrfan]

It would be super handy to have a column in the companion app, that will tell me whether a sheet music file has an mp3 attached to it, and if so, display the file/mp3 name of that song in the column. 

Reason; currently when I create new setlist, I add songs that I haven't done for a while, and I can't remember if I have attached an mp3 audio to the file or not, so I have to right click to and edit audio to find out. 

Cheers

[GraemeJ]

Reason; currently when I create new setlist, I add songs that I haven't done for a while, and I can't remember if I have attached an mp3 audio to the file or not, so I have to right click to and edit audio to find out. 

Although I agree it might be a useful addition, you can already tell if there is a music file associated with any particular chart by the presence of the tied note symbol on the right of the line. Personally, I compile a setlist first, then check if there are any audio files missing (on the assumption that I need one, not always the case).

[Zubersoft]

I can add an audio files column. That shouldn't be hard to do.

[nzlotrfan]

Reason; currently when I create new setlist, I add songs that I haven't done for a while, and I can't remember if I have attached an mp3 audio to the file or not, so I have to right click to and edit audio to find out. 

Although I agree it might be a useful addition, you can already tell if there is a music file associated with any particular chart by the presence of the tied note symbol on the right of the line. Personally, I compile a setlist first, then check if there are any audio files missing (on the assumption that I need one, not always the case).

Hi Graeme, I think you're tallking about on the app itself? If so, yes I'm aware you can tell on that. But I'm talking about using the companion app on my pc. I personally prefer to create my setlists on my PC rather than the tablet.

[nzlotrfan]

I can add an audio files column. That shouldn't be hard to do.

Zuberman that would be super.

[GraemeJ]

Hi Graeme, I think you're tallking about on the app itself? If so, yes I'm aware you can tell on that. But I'm talking about using the companion app on my pc. I personally prefer to create my setlists on my PC rather than the tablet.

Yes, I was talking about the tablet.  I always put the setlists together on that  My only real use for Companion is backing up.  Still, it seems Mike is going to do what you asked for.

[nzlotrfan]

Reason; currently when I create new setlist, I add songs that I haven't done for a while, and I can't remember if I have attached an mp3 audio to the file or not, so I have to right click to and edit audio to find out. 

Although I agree it might be a useful addition, you can already tell if there is a music file associated with any particular chart by the presence of the tied note symbol on the right of the line. Personally, I compile a setlist first, then check if there are any audio files missing (on the assumption that I need one, not always the case).

Just to quickly say thanks Mike for implementing this feature. This will be a great help. Thanks for being so committed to your app.

[Zubersoft]

You are most welcome. I'm committed both to the app and the great users that have come with it