setshed is built in the open with the bands testing it — most of what's
below started as somebody saying “hey, this is weird.” Newest first.
Latest
Send one song to your B.Beat — live, no restart
Sync a single song. Right-click any song and push just that one to a connected
B.Beat — stems, mix, video, lyrics and charts. If it's already there it updates
in place; if it isn't, it's added live. No full library push, no reboot.
Pull a song back. Copy one song off the device into your cloud library, or
remove a song from the device when you drop it from the set.
Download any song as a .export in the B.Beat's own format —
a portable copy you can hand to a bandmate or load straight onto a device.
Teleprompter timing now matches the B.Beat exactly, with nudge and shift tools,
multi-line selection and one-click revert for fine-tuning without re-syncing a song.
The beat grid now locks to your click track, so markers and loops land on the bar.
Big libraries got a lot faster
Saves only write what changed. Same result down to the byte — far less
waiting when your library runs to hundreds of songs.
Imports you can resume. If a big batch fails part-way, re-select the whole lot
— anything already uploaded is skipped instead of duplicated.
Uploads run in parallel with live progress and transfer speed.
A first-run tour that walks you through the desktop app, adding songs, and
which formats work.
Rehearsal amp: the pop-out window fits the amp instead of the screen, and the backing
track follows whichever song you're rehearsing.
The Shed, and imports that bring everything
The Shed — your band's idea space. Record a riff on the spot with a
metronome and your live amp tone, watch the waveform as you play, keep the good takes
and bin the rest. Turn any riff into a real song with a click track in one click.
Lyrics scratchpad the band shares — type in it, or import from text,
PDF or Word.
Single-song import brings it all — stems, mix, lyrics, chords, PDF charts
and their page-syncs, from one .export.
Add a song from loose stems or a .zip right in the browser.
Display names instead of email addresses, a unified member list with resend, and an
email when a bandmate leaves a note.
View-only members get their own practice space rather than a read-only dead end.
setshed is in invite-only beta while we get it
right with the bands testing it. Request an invite — or
join the Discord
to follow along.