Loop it. Slow it. Keep the pitch.
Drag across the waveform to loop a bar. Change speed without changing pitch, then A/B against the original. It works for the whole song, not just the first minute.
NewGigs, for working bands
Paste your setlist and drop one link in the group chat. Every bandmate and sub hears the whole set in order, with keys, notes and call time. No app, no password. One more tap and every song opens with their own part taken out.
Prepping a show today
What the band gets now
What they get from one StripSession link
What your bandmates and subs see
You send it from your own phone, by text, email or the share sheet. It opens in their browser. No App Store, no password, no form.
One tap on six big tiles. That answer follows them through every song in the set.
Every song in order, with your notes and transitions. Nothing to sign up for to listen.
A free account in one tap, and every song opens without them. Slow it down, repeat a part, mark “I’ve got this one.”
Try it
Every player gets their own mix. A bassist opens each song without the bass, a drummer without the drums. Nobody digs through a mixer.
Andre · MD: Drummer counts it in. Horns hit on the “and” of 4 before the chorus.
What you see as the leader
One text from your own phone, already written. Their link opens on the first song they haven’t got.
Gig Saturday. You still need 3: Kiss, Golden and Get Lucky.Swap a recording or re-cut a song and it shows Changed for anyone who’d marked it. Nobody walks in playing last week’s ending.
Hand the music to up to 2 MDs: songs, order, keys and notes, signed with their name. You keep the gig, the band list and billing.
Everything for the night
Straight from Notes or a text. Each line finds the song in your library. Anything missing, add it by link or file without leaving the gig.
Per set and total, breaks included. Move a song and the clock moves with it.
Full-screen setlist in big type. The MD calls the set and every bandmate’s screen follows.
Print a clean setlist for the stage floor, straight from the gig.
How it stacks up
Splitting a song into parts is everywhere now. Getting five busy people to show up knowing 20 songs is not.
| StripSession Gigs | Moises setlists | BandHelper | Song links in the group chat | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bandmates and subs can listen without an account | Yes. Their link is the login | No. Every member needs an account | No. Non-users get a PDF | Yes |
| Their own part taken out of every song | Automatic, per player | Each member mixes it; free members get basic separation | No | No |
| Everyone hears your version of the song | Yes, from any link or file | Yes, uploaded to Moises | Yes, uploaded recordings | Whatever they find |
| See who has each song, person by person | Yes, with Nudge | No | No | No |
| Set times, transitions, call time, load-in | Yes, in the same link | No | Yes, inside the app | No |
| People per gig | 15 spots | 7, including you | Priced by band size | Unlimited |
| Install anything | No. Any phone browser | App or web, with an account | App and account | No |
Competitor details from their public product and help pages, checked October 2026. Moises column covers its Collaborative Setlists feature.
And yes, it’s a full practice room
Paste any song on your own. The original plays right away while it splits into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keys and everything else.
Deep House with Female Vocals
Demo track · 3:42
Try it: pick Karaoke or Drumless, or tap M and S on any layer.
Drag across the waveform to loop a bar. Change speed without changing pitch, then A/B against the original. It works for the whole song, not just the first minute.
Karaoke, Drumless, Bassless, Acapella. Tell us what you play and every new song opens with your part out.
Tempo is detected from the track, so the metronome locks to it. A chromatic tuner is built in too.
Sing or play over the band with live monitoring, reverb and delay. Your take stays in sync.
EQ, pan, reverb, delay and compression on every layer. Export stems or your mix as MP3, WAV or FLAC.
Each link works on 2 devices. A forwarded one stops there, and you’ll see it.
Listening without an account ends a few days after the gig. Remove someone and their next play stops.
Bandmates can’t download your recordings, and nothing is copied into their library. Your audio is never used to train AI.
Pricing
Bandmates who just want to listen pay nothing and never make an account. Leading just one show? Grab a Gig Pass.
For bandmates, subs, and practicing on your own.
About $6.58 a month, billed yearly. Cancel anytime.
Gig Pass · $6.99 once
One gig with everything VIP gives the band: 15 spots, Who’s got it, Nudge and slow-down for everyone. It runs until 3 days after the show. Go VIP within 30 days and the $6.99 comes off.
Never renews. For shows up to 8 weeks out. Your own practice room stays on Free.
No. Their personal link opens the setlist and plays every song in any phone browser. They make a free account only when they want practice tools: hearing the song without their part, slowing it down, repeating a section or marking “I’ve got this one.”
No. Everything runs in the browser. If they like it, they can add it to their home screen.
Everyone’s page updates as you make the change. If you swap a song’s recording or re-cut it, it shows Changed and “I’ve got this one” resets for that song.
Each link belongs to one person and works on 2 devices. Another phone is turned away and flagged in your band list. Send them a new link to reset it.
Recordings you have the right to share privately with your band for rehearsal: Dropbox links, direct audio links, or a file. You confirm this the first time you send a gig.
No. When the leader has VIP or a Gig Pass, everyone in the gig gets VIP practice tools on its songs: full slow-down, EQ and effects. Bandmates listening without an account hear the original recording.
15 spots, including you, with up to 2 MDs. Plenty for the band and a couple of subs.
Dropbox share links and direct links to audio files. Streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and Deezer aren’t supported. You can always upload a file instead.
A Gig Pass covers one show and never renews. VIP covers every gig you lead, plus your whole practice room. Playing more than one show a month? VIP costs less.
Yes. VIP exports every layer as MP3, WAV or FLAC, ready for Ableton, Logic, FL Studio or any other tool you use.