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Add your recording
Upload the version you actually rehearse - your demo, backing track or full mix.
Built by a drummer
Stop guessing where you are in the song.
I built SongMap because I kept forgetting parts and drifting into random fills. Map every section and reminder once, then practice with the click or a synchronized recording. You can always see where you are, what comes next and which cue matters now.
Demo Song
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Share Setlist
Share one setlist with the whole band.
Create different setlists for rehearsals, gigs or lineups, then share one link with the band. Everyone sees the same running order and songs open without losing the set.
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How it works
Build the map once. Use it every time you practice.
Follow the song map
See the current bar, next cue, mini map and metronome in one rehearsal view.
Lyrics and chords view
Add lyrics and chords to sections, then use the app like a simple karaoke sheet while the click runs.
Build the song parts
Create sections, set tempo changes, choose click patterns and keep every cue connected to the song.
Practice with the recording
Put the real track behind your song map.
Sync the recording to Bar 1 and the track, metronome, sections and cues move together. Keep the full mix - or split it into four stems when you need to hear one part more clearly.
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Sync it in four taps
Tap four steady beats from Beat 1, then fine-tune the offset if the track needs it.
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Build your practice mix
Separate vocals, drums, bass and other. Mute, solo or rebalance each stem while the map follows.
Four-stem mixer
Mute, solo and rebalance the parts you need.
The practical problem
Never get lost in rehearsal again.
In rehearsal, the wasted time is usually not the tempo. It is stopping to ask: “Is this the second chorus?”, “Where is the stop?”, “Do we repeat this part?” SongMap keeps those answers visible while the click runs.
Run the click with the song
Use the metronome while the song map shows the current part, tempo, bar position and what comes next.
Map the arrangement once
Add intro, verse, chorus, bridge, stops, repeats, BPM changes and meters so rehearsal follows the same structure every time.
Leave useful reminders
Add lyrics, chords, text tips or quick audio cues to exact bars. No more guessing what the note in your head was supposed to mean.
Share without setup
Send a song or setlist link to the band. They can open it without making an account and registered users can copy it to their own library.
Live shared metronome
One person starts. Everyone follows.
Share a song link with the band, start the live metronome from one device, and everyone can join the same run from their phone, tablet or laptop without registration.
Use it at rehearsal