The worship service is about to start. The tech volunteer is clicking through slides, trying to find the right one. The worship leader signals for the chorus. The volunteer scrolls. Scrolls more. There! No, that's verse 2 again. The congregation stumbles over words that appeared too late. This
9:47 PM Tuesday "Hey did everyone get the new setlist?" 9:52 PM "What setlist?" 9:53 PM "I sent it yesterday" 9:54 PM "To this chat?" 9:55 PM "No the email" 9:56 PM "Which
The chord chart is in Google Drive. The lyrics are in a Word doc. The setlist is in a text message. The tempo is... somewhere. Maybe your head. Maybe a sticky note you lost last week. Sound familiar? Scattered materials are the silent killer of musical productivity. Star fixes this.
No band. No choir. Just you, your instrument, and the music. Solo musicians face unique challenges. You're the singer, the accompanist, the arranger, and the music librarian—all in one. You need tools that work for a team of one. Star is that tool. The Solo Musician'
Sixty voices. Six voice parts. Four rehearsals before the concert. And someone just asked you—again—what page "Amazing Grace" is on in the hymnal. Choir directing is complex enough without wrestling with logistics. The Choir Director's Challenge You manage more than music. You manage: * Multiple
You wake up Sunday at 5 AM. Service is at 9. Between now and then, you need to finalize the setlist, make sure the band knows the key changes you decided on yesterday, print lyrics for the new song nobody's seen yet, and somehow find the scripture reference
The projector is on. The congregation is waiting. The tech volunteer is frantically clicking through PowerPoint slides, trying to keep up with the worship leader who just decided to repeat the chorus. Presentation should be seamless. With Star, it is. What is Presentation Mode? Presentation Mode transforms your show into
You're in the middle of rehearsal. The guitar sounds off. You reach for your phone, exit the current app, open a tuner, wait for it to load, tune, then switch back to your setlist. Context lost. Flow broken. Star solves this with integrated practice tools that never require
You've been there. The worship leader changes the key of the second song. The pianist doesn't get the memo. The guitarist shows up with the wrong capo position. Half the choir is singing from last week's arrangement. Music is collaborative. Your tools should be
The Sunday morning scramble. The pre-concert panic. That sinking feeling when you realize the setlist you "definitely saved somewhere" has vanished into the digital void. Star's Show Management feature was designed to eliminate these moments forever. What is a Show? In Star, a Show is your
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Every musician knows the chaos. Scattered chord sheets, last-minute text messages about song keys, fumbling through phone apps for a metronome during rehearsal. You've probably lived it: the worship leader printing lyrics at 6 AM, the choir director managing three different WhatsApp groups, the guitarist squinting at a
We get it. We've been there. And honestly, we're tired too. It's Thursday night. You're finalizing Sunday's setlist. You need the chords for that new song everyone's been requesting. So you do what you've done a