Every song you play, rated. Every set, gig ready or not.
Know the Tune keeps your repertoire and how well you know each song: red, yellow, or green. It lines up the practice, picks a tune, and tells you whether Saturday’s set is ready.
Rate it in one tap.
Every song shows its rating as color, icon, and word. Change it from any list, the song page, or the player. Every change is dated, so you can watch a song get better.
- Add by search with album art, paste a list, or import a CSV
- Key, tempo, tuning, notes, files, and links to your streaming services
- Search and rate with no signal; it syncs when one returns
Practice what needs it.
Work on these lines up red songs, then yellow, least recently played first. Pick a tune draws at random, weighted toward what needs work. Still got it? asks about green songs you have not played in 60 days.
- The app never changes a rating on its own. It asks; you decide
- Your own recordings play at 50 to 150 percent with the pitch held
- A dated practice log on every song
Know if the set is ready.
Give a setlist a gig date. The readiness bar counts green, yellow, and red and the days left. Share the set with one link; your bandmates import it and rate it for themselves.
- Per-song key and note on the set
- Play the set straight through in the player
- One link to share; no account needed to look
Play the set, rate as you go.
The player runs a setlist straight through. Your own recordings get a tempo control from 50 to 150 percent with the pitch held, and an A/B loop for the hard bar. Apple Music subscribers hear full songs in the app, and YouTube plays right there too.
- Rate the song you just played without leaving the player
- Open in Apple Music, Spotify, or YouTube Music, one tap away
- Charts and recordings attached to the song, right there
