Why use it
Your show in the palm of your hand
A simple and straightforward app, packed with features designed exclusively for the stage — tailor-made for your live setlist, on your smartphone or tablet.
A pocket-sized DAW with big-league features, perfect for running your VS and playbacks on stage.
Even if you or your band already use a DAW and a computer, VS Live Pro is the perfect backup for your show.
VS Live Pro is a professional app, so it has no intrusive ads. Consider subscribing to help keep the app alive.
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Available for Android. Coming soon for iOS (App Store).
Features
How it works
Import your songs (backing tracks or playbacks)
Choose the folder where your backing tracks are. VS Live Pro detects the channels and prepares everything for the show.
Build your setlist
Organize the song order, add scheduled breaks, define blocks in the repertoire and save different shows inside the app.
Generate the automatic PDF
With one tap, the app generates a complete PDF with your setlist, timings and show information, ready to send to the band, production or client.
Press play and let the app work
During the show, VS Live Pro manages the queue and automatically pauses where you scheduled breaks. You just press play and focus on playing and singing.
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Frequently asked questions about VS Live Pro
Clear your main questions and see how VS Live Pro works with 3 different modes for backing tracks + click. Get to know the 3 modes and how to use them in the app. I’ll explain as if you were organizing your songs in a folder:
1) Stereo Split mode (most common)
- WHAT IT IS:
Backing track and click are in the same audio track, one on each side of the cable/headphones.
- WHAT THE FILE LOOKS LIKE:
It’s just one audio file, for example:
Song name.mp3
- WHEN TO USE IT:
When you already have your backing track ready in the “L/R” format.
Ideal for those who export everything from the DAW into a single file.
2) Dual mode
- WHAT IT IS:
Backing track and click are in separate files, but still only 2 channels:
One file with the backing track (stereo or mono)
Another file with only the click
- WHAT THE FILES LOOK LIKE:
You’ll have two tracks with the same name, for example:
Song name.mp3
Song name (CLICK).mp3
You must write the 2 tracks with the same name and the click track exactly as in the example. The app understands that these two files belong to the same song and groups them.
- WHEN TO USE IT:
When you prefer to keep the click and the L/R backing track separated.
3) Triple mode
- WHAT IT IS:
Here you use 3 real channels, which can give better sound quality:
Channel 1: Backing (left) – for example, base, loops, percussion, etc.
Channel 2: Backing (right) – for example, backing vocals, synths, horns, etc.
Channel 3: Click (sent to in-ear/monitor)
- WHAT THE FILES LOOK LIKE:
You’ll have three tracks with the same name, for example:
Song name (L).mp3
Song name (R).mp3
Song name (CLICK).mp3
You must write the 3 tracks with the same name adding (L), (R) and (CLICK), exactly as in the example. The app understands that these three files belong to the same song and groups them.
- WHEN TO USE IT:
When you want more control over the backing track (e.g. sending different instruments to different console channels).
When you use an audio interface with 3 or more outputs: Backing L, Backing R and Click.
What’s the difference between the Free and Pro plans?
The Free plan is meant to test the app flow with some song and feature limitations. The Pro plan unlocks all advanced features: 3 real channels, full PDFs, L/R/C volume control and much more.
Can I use it on more than one device?
Yes. There is a Pro plan for 1 device and a Pro plan for up to 3 devices on the same account. This way the band can have a backup device or share among musicians.
Are there ads inside the app?
No. VS Live Pro is a work tool and does not show intrusive ads. The project is supported by subscriptions, precisely to keep the focus on those who use the app on stage.