Setlist

Create and manage a list of songs for singing streams and similar content

You can manage, edit, and display a setlist for use in singing streams and similar content

Song databases can be exported and imported, so you can share song databases with others or receive them from others

With the request feature, you can accept song requests from comments

Registering songs

First, register the songs you want to add to the setlist in the database

Select the database to register to, then enter the song title and other information to register it


①Setlist	Displays the song database management screen
②Setlist	Displays the setlist management screen
③Request	Displays the request management screen
④Settings	Displays the settings screen for the entire setlist feature
⑤Help	Opens the setlist manual (this page)
⑥Add	Adds a new song database
⑦Song database	The song databases that have been created Click to open the edit screen
⑧Database name	The name of the song database
⑨Database operation menu	Opens the menu for operations on the database (export, import, delete)
⑩Song title	Enter and register the title of a new song
⑪Checkbox	Lets you delete selected songs in bulk
⑫List options	Lets you change the number of items shown at once or filter songs
⑬Song title	The title of a registered song
⑭Link	You can register a URL link to the audio source Once registered, you can open the link with one click from the setlist
⑮File reference	You can register a local audio file Once registered, you can open the audio file with one click from the setlist
⑯Tags	You can add tags to a song


①Export	Exports the song database data to a file
②Import	Reads the file exported in ① and registers it to the database
③Delete	Deletes the database (the default database cannot be deleted)

Creating a setlist

Click "②Setlist" in the screen above to open the setlist management screen


①Add	Creates a new setlist
②Setlist list	A list of the setlists that have been created Click to open the edit screen
③Setlist name	Lets you edit the name of the current setlist
④Delete	Deletes the current setlist
⑤Collapse song list	Lets you collapse and hide the song list
⑥Switch database	Lets you switch the song database you want to add songs from to the setlist
⑦Song list menu	Lets you perform operations on the song database (add song, search)
⑧Songs	A list of songs in the song database (songs already added to the setlist are not shown) You can drag and drop songs to add them to the setlist
⑨Move song	When a song is selected, lets you add or remove it from the setlist
⑩Songs in the setlist	The songs registered in the setlist
⑪Open song link (file)	Opens the link or file for the song data
⑫Setlist template	Drag and drop into the streaming software to add the setlist's song list to it
⑬Collapse completed songs	Lets you collapse and hide the list of completed songs
⑭Completed songs template	Drag and drop into the streaming software to add the setlist's completed songs list to it
⑮Restore	Moves a completed song back to the setlist
⑯Start	Starts the setlist Once started, you can switch to the next song in the setlist one after another
⑰Automatic timestamps	When enabled, automatically sends a timestamp to the Timestamps feature whenever the current song changes
⑱Timestamps	Manually sends a timestamp with the current song title to the Timestamps feature
⑲Next	Moves the current song in the setlist to completed and switches to the next song
⑳Other setlist operations	Lets you perform setlist operations (restore all completed songs)

Request

You can accept and record song requests from comments, and search for or add songs


①Request count	Shows the number of unhandled requests
②Comment	The content of the request comment
③Search	Searches for the song title using the search site registered in settings
④Username	The name of the commenter
⑤Comment posted date/time	The date and time the request was made
⑥Accept	Accepts the request Opens the following accept dialog
⑦Reject	Rejects and deletes the request
⑧Drag and Drop this into OBS scene	Drag to add a text template to OBS

Accept dialog

The dialog that opens when accepting a request

In the accept dialog, you can register a new song or select one from the existing song list to add it to the setlist

■ New registration


①Register	Select this when registering the requested song as a new song
②in OneComme	Select this when you want to look for the requested song in the song database
③Song title	The title of the song to register
④Database	The song database to register it to
⑤Audio link	The URL of the audio source
⑥Audio file	If the audio data is on your PC, you can select the file
⑦Tags	Add tags to the song
⑧Also add to setlist	Adds the song to the setlist at the same time as registering it
⑨Setlist to register to	Selects the setlist to add the song to
⑩Cancel	Cancels accepting the request
⑪Add	Registers the requested song

■ in OneComme (search)


①in OneComme search	Searches the song database for similar song titles and shows the number of matches
②Select	Selects the song to add to the setlist
③Song title	A song judged to be close to the requested song
④Audio link	Opens the audio source registered in the song data
⑤Setlist	Selects the setlist to add the song to
⑥Cancel	Cancels accepting the request
⑦Add	Adds the song selected in ② to the setlist selected in ⑤

Settings --


①Song list template	Specifies the content to display in the song list template {index}: song number, {title}: song title
②Song list display format	Lets you switch the song list template between row and column display
③Completed songs list	Specifies the content to display in the completed songs template {index}: completed number, {title}: song title
④Completed songs display format	Lets you switch the completed songs template between row and column display
⑤Search threshold	Lets you set how strict a match needs to be to count as a hit during registration or fuzzy request searches (0: almost always a hit ⇔ 1: exact match only)
⑥Search fuzziness	Lets you specify how much character position deviation is allowed in fuzzy search At 0, character positions must match exactly; at 1, a one-character deviation is allowed
⑦Enable requests	Enables accepting requests from comments
⑧Request words	If a comment starts with a request word, it is treated as a request You can specify one word per line
⑨Target	Lets you restrict who requests are accepted from - Membership users (YouTube) - Channel Points users (Twitch) - Subscribers (Twitch) - Non-anonymous - Anonymous
⑩Notification sound	Lets you play a sound when a request comment is received
⑪Excluded users	Comments from the specified users will no longer be treated as request comments (e.g. bots) You can specify one username per line
⑫Requested song template	Specifies the content to display in the request template {index}: request number, {title}: requested song title, {name}: username of the requester
⑬Requested song display format	Lets you switch the request template between row and column display
⑭Order	The order in which items are displayed in the requested song template
⑮Search link label	The name of the search site used for song searches when requesting
⑯Search URL	The URL used for song searches when requesting The part written as {title} is replaced with the song title when opened
⑰Delete	Deletes the search destination
⑱Add	Adds a search destination