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Look. You pour your whole soul into your tunes, right? Now let OnSong do the heavy liftin' with hands-free autoscroll—basically a teleprompter for your chord chart. Hit play, kick back, & watch that bleepin' thing scroll itself. Magic. (Okay, it's just math, but who's countin'?)

The Setup (It's Stupid Easy)

Tap that autoscroll button in the Sick Bar & tell it how long your song is. Boom. Linear scrollin' from top to bottom. Feelin' fancy? Use Timeline to set up fancy-pants non-linear scrollin' instead.

Once you're done bein' a nerd about it, tap to launch. OnSong'll roll that chart from tippy-top to the bottom in however many seconds you said, or it'll play back your Timeline™ weirdness. Wanna change your mind? Tap & hold that autoscroll button like you're mad at it. Check out Sick Bar » Autoscroll for the full bleepin' manual.

Flow (a.k.a. "Actually Orderin' Your Song")

OnSong scrolls vertically. Groundbreaking, we know. Most songs have verses, choruses, bridges—y'know, actual structure. Use Flow to arrange your song the way you're actually gonna play it. Throw in intros, instrumentals, all that jazz. When autoscroll does its thing, your whole song appears in the right order. Shocking.

Wanna tweak the flow? Tap Playback Menu or the Metadata Editor in the Song Editor. Your choice, chief.

Triggers (Press the Button or Don't)

Start autoscroll by tappin' the screen like a normal human, or hook up a supported foot pedal if you're too cool for hands. Since startin' autoscroll is literally what you do every song, you can set up other stuff to happen at the same time—'cause why not overengineer it, right? Set that up in Settings » Navigation Settings » Triggers » Autoscroll Trigger.