setshed

One library · whole band

Stop passing files around. Work in the same room.

Everyone edits the same library — mix stems, drop markers, sync lyrics, swap videos. No save ever overwrites another — if somebody mangles a song, you can bring that one song back the way it was, without touching anyone else's work. Pin notes on a song's timeline for your bandmates and see what changed while you were gone.

The Shed

Catch the riff before it's gone.

Record an idea the second it hits — dry from your mic, or wet through a live amp tone so it keeps your sound — straight to a built-in metronome. Review the takes, keep the good ones, and the band gets a single ping. Turn any riff into a song in one click, with a click track at your tempo, or stash the lyrics right beside it. Nothing leaves the Shed until you say so.

Practice · just for you

Your own practice room, inside the band's library.

Flip into rehearsal mode and the mix becomes yours alone — mute your part, transpose to your voice, loop the hard bars until they're clean. Run a whole set in order with Rehearse this set, playing along through your live amp tone. Nothing you do here touches what the band sees.

Live guitar tone

Plug in. The amp lives next to the songs.

A real amp and cab running over your backing tracks while you rehearse — built on Neural Amp Modeler captures, including feather-light A2 models. A stock library of 260+ amps and 430+ cabs is one click away, and any .nam drops straight in — captures you grab from community libraries like TONE3000, or ones you train from your own rig. A full-rig capture brings its cab and loudness with it; setshed handles both. Build the chain — gate, amp, EQ, cab — and save named rigs per song.

Seamless openers

Walk-on to downbeat with zero dead air.

Drag one marker — the count-in tucks under your intro video's tail and the downbeat lands the instant it ends. Lyrics, markers and video all move together, and you can hear the transition before you commit.

Setlists & shows

Build the night, then watch it run itself.

Playlists for rehearsal, multi-scene shows for the gig — auto-advance through a block, stop for banter, roll again — with metronome counts, breaks and video slots in the running order, a footer that shows the true set length including the gaps, and a Print / PDF sheet for the monitor. Cast the teleprompter to any phone on your network.

Show preview

Watch the whole set run before you play it.

Press play and the night runs itself — video, synced lyrics and the song queue moving together, rolling song to song on its own. Catch the wrong video, a lyric that drifts or a gap in the wrong place at home, not at soundcheck.

Works with B.Beat

From your library to the stage in one click.

Drag in the .backup you already have and your library appears in the browser. When the set is ready, Send to B.Beat pushes it to your device over your network — or sync one song live, no restart. And saving your device back to the cloud starts with a two-second check that reads no audio: it names what changed — new songs, changed audio, a moved fader, an edited setlist — and moves only that. Your original backup never stops being your safety net.

Pricing

Free while we're in beta. Simple when we launch.

One bill per band — never per member. These are the launch prices; billing arrives with the full release, and beta bands keep 40% off their first year as founding bands.

Storage is pooled per account and nothing is ever deleted for going over — uploads pause until you clear space or move up a tier. Every tier syncs to a B.Beat through the free desktop app.

Request access

Get your band into the beta.

We're bringing bands in a wave at a time so we can keep it stable and actually read your feedback. Tell us a bit about your setup and we'll send an invite when your spot opens.