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Getting Started

Start with the work that matters to your role as a leader or member.

Start with the job in front of you

Choose your role below. Each path is short, task-oriented, and links to the deeper guide only when you need it.

Band leader

Start by shaping Intake, choosing what enters Learning, and protecting rehearsal focus.

  1. Open the artist Studio

    Choose the artist you lead. Studio keeps shared songs, people, rehearsals, and decisions in that artist's context.

  2. Shape the candidate pool

    Add covers or review pitched originals in Intake, then promote directly or use an optional vote to inform the choice.

  3. Protect rehearsal focus

    Let members prepare before starting shared work, keep In Progress deliberate, and explicitly graduate songs when they are Gig-ready.

The Intake pool — cover songs and a pitched original in one candidate list, with origin filters and explicit Promote actions on every rowThe Intake pool — cover songs and a pitched original in one candidate list, with origin filters and explicit Promote actions on every rowThe Intake pool — cover songs and a pitched original in one candidate list, with origin filters and explicit Promote actions on every rowThe Intake pool — cover songs and a pitched original in one candidate list, with origin filters and explicit Promote actions on every row
Read the Song Workflow guideLook up the key terms

Band member

Start with Home Practice, mark your readiness, and arrive knowing what the band needs from you.

  1. Open personal Practice

    See the Learning songs that need your attention across every artist you belong to.

  2. Set honest readiness

    Move from Not started to Practicing to Prepared as your own part becomes independently playable.

  3. Bring ensemble work to rehearsal

    Use shared time for timing, transitions, arrangement choices, and blockers that need the whole band.

The personal practice queue — songs from two artists with Not started and Practicing states and a reason line for each recommendationThe personal practice queue — songs from two artists with Not started and Practicing states and a reason line for each recommendationThe personal practice queue — songs from two artists with Not started and Practicing states and a reason line for each recommendationThe personal practice queue — songs from two artists with Not started and Practicing states and a reason line for each recommendation
Read the Practice guideLook up the key terms

Sometimes the next action belongs to someone else

Members prepare, while leaders start shared work and graduate songs. A clear waiting state is orientation, not a dead end.

Keep exploring

Look up personal and artist ownershipSee how the roles meet in rehearsal

Open the workspace that matches your next job

Studio will show your personal tools and the artists you belong to without mixing their ownership boundaries.

Open Studio