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Rehearsal Loop

Connect decisions, personal preparation, shared rehearsal, and a durable record of what happened.

Use shared time for the work only a band can do

Clear decisions and honest home preparation feed a focused rehearsal. The session record then carries useful context into the next one.

The rehearsal loop

Available

Decide, prepare, rehearse, and remember.

Wewamo connects the choice of what to play with individual preparation, focused band work, and a durable record of what happened.

  1. 1

    Decide

    Choose what deserves the artist's attention before it consumes rehearsal time.

  2. 2

    Prepare

    Each member learns their part in Preparing and marks Ready when they can rehearse it with the band.

  3. 3

    Rehearse

    Use the room for shared timing, arrangement choices, transitions, and the difficult spots.

  4. 4

    Remember

    Keep attendance, songs played, revisions, and decisions so the next rehearsal starts ahead.

Rehearsal scheduling

Available

Propose rehearsal dates on the calendar and confirm them once the band can make it.

Artists propose rehearsal dates and members reply whether they can make it. The event is confirmed when everyone says yes or when a leader or its creator confirms it. Connected private appointments help members review clashes without automatically changing a reply.

Put the next rehearsal where everyone can see it

Propose a rehearsal date in Wewamo. Members reply whether they can make it; the event becomes confirmed when everyone says yes or a leader or its creator confirms it. Review connected private appointments beside band plans. Set up your schedule brings that context into Wewamo and lets you subscribe to Wewamo events in your usual calendar. The calendar icon opens a short preview from anywhere.

How your calendars work together

Rehearsal sessions

Available

Capture who attended and what the band played.

Start and end a session to retain attendance and the ordered songs played during the rehearsal.

Choose Rehearse from the artist menu. Start a session when the band begins, record who is present, add songs in the order they are played, and end the session when the work is done. The In rehearsal view under Songs holds the songs receiving shared work between sessions.

A live band rehearsal — attendance, the current song with key and tempo, shared Rough/Playable/Tight progress, the refresh rotation, and songs being prepared or rehearsed with the Focus limitA live band rehearsal — attendance, the current song with key and tempo, shared Rough/Playable/Tight progress, the refresh rotation, and songs being prepared or rehearsed with the Focus limitA live band rehearsal — attendance, the current song with key and tempo, shared Rough/Playable/Tight progress, the refresh rotation, and songs being prepared or rehearsed with the Focus limitA live band rehearsal — attendance, the current song with key and tempo, shared Rough/Playable/Tight progress, the refresh rotation, and songs being prepared or rehearsed with the Focus limit
A member's phone during rehearsal, following the leader's current song with a personal readiness quick-markA member's phone during rehearsal, following the leader's current song with a personal readiness quick-markA member's phone during rehearsal, following the leader's current song with a personal readiness quick-markA member's phone during rehearsal, following the leader's current song with a personal readiness quick-mark

Rehearsal memory

Available

The artist keeps the history instead of losing it in chat.

Sessions, attendance, played songs, revisions, activity, and decisions make the band's work recoverable.

Leave a useful trail, not another admin chore

A lightweight session log preserves what the band actually worked on. Song revisions keep the arrangement context stable even after the song changes later.

Rehearsal history

Available

Return to a durable record of completed work.

Completed sessions retain attendance, song order, and pinned revisions so later changes do not rewrite the past.

Completed sessions retain attendance and the ordered set of songs played. Each entry points at the song revision used that day, so later edits do not rewrite the past.

A completed rehearsal record — date, who attended, the numbered set log with warm-up and learning badges, and measured song timeA completed rehearsal record — date, who attended, the numbered set log with warm-up and learning badges, and measured song timeA completed rehearsal record — date, who attended, the numbered set log with warm-up and learning badges, and measured song timeA completed rehearsal record — date, who attended, the numbered set log with warm-up and learning badges, and measured song time

Guided rehearsal player

In development

Click, stems, synced lyrics, and section starts are in development.

The integrated rehearsal player is in development and is not presented as generally available yet.

In development

The guided rehearsal player is next, not live

Generated click, mid-song stem controls, beat-accurate lyrics, and section starts remain separate in-development work. This guide keeps them clearly marked until that work is complete.

Band leader

Set the rehearsal date, keep shared work focused, start or end the session, and make the lifecycle decisions that move songs forward.

Go to the artist

Band member

Prepare your part before shared time, keep your readiness honest, and help record what the band actually rehearsed.

Open personal Practice

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How the artist chooses what to learnHow members prepare before rehearsalGetting started as a leader

Arrive prepared. Leave with a shared memory.

Open the Wewamo app to plan the next rehearsal and keep the band's work connected from one session to the next.

Open the Wewamo app