Playback settings
Here you set how the player should work every time: default volume per voice part, how the lyrics are shown and audio sync for wireless headphones.
Open the settings
Tap Profile and then Playback.
Click Profile, choose Settings and go to the Playback section.
Default Mixer Settings Only in the mobile app
Only in the mobile app
Set a default volume for each type of track, for example a lower volume for the accompaniment or a higher one for your own part. When you open an arrangement, tracks of the same type get your default volume, so you don't have to set up the mixer every time.
- Tap Default Mixer Settings.
- Choose a voice type under Select voice type and tap Add. Under Quick add: you can add several at once: SATB (soprano, alto, tenor, bass), Lead/Back, Click/Guide or Bass.
- Drag the slider for each voice type to the volume you want.
- Remove a voice type with the button next to it.
The changes are saved straight away. If you have already changed the mixer in an arrangement, your changes apply there. Tap the reset button in the mixer to get your default volumes.
Lyrics
Choose how the lyrics are shown when you open them. You can change it temporarily for an arrangement in the player.
Tap Lyrics Settings and turn on or off:
- Word by word: highlights the lyrics word by word as they are sung.
- Countdown: shows a countdown before the next line during longer pauses.
Under Playback, turn on or off:
- Word-by-word highlighting: highlights each word as it is sung instead of the whole line.
- Next line countdown: shows a 3, 2, 1 countdown before the next line when there is a longer pause.
Audio sync
Wireless headphones, such as Bluetooth, often make the audio arrive slightly late (often 100–250 ms). The score and the lyrics then feel early. With audio sync you shift the picture so that it matches what you hear.
- Tap Calibrate under Audio sync offset.
- Tap Start calibration. A signal plays and a pulse is shown on the screen.
- Drag the slider until the sound and the pulse feel simultaneous.
- Tap Stop calibration.
Your current setting is shown as Current offset. Reset to 0 ms removes it.
- Click Calibrate under Audio sync offset.
- Click Start calibration and drag the slider until the sound and the pulse feel simultaneous.
- Click Stop calibration and then Save.
Reset to 0 ms removes the offset.
Calibrate with the headphones you usually practise with. If you switch to speakers or wired headphones, you may need to set it back to 0 ms.
Where are the settings saved?
The settings are saved on the device in the mobile app and in the browser in the web app. If you use several devices or browsers, set them on each.