SoloStage Android ยท iPad

The backing track lives with the score.

Open a piece and both are ready. One playhead, right under your sheet music.

The stage view with the performance deck: track timeline, playhead, previous and next pieces.

Trim start, end and corner fades.

Drag the amber start and end edges. Drag a top corner inward to set a custom fade-in or fade-out.

  • Add named cues (such as Chorus or Solo) to start playback from.
  • Swap the audio file later; your turns, cues and marks stay locked.
Editing a backing track: the waveform between start and end edges, fade corners, and Add cue button.

Studio-quality pitch and tempo.

Transpose and change tempo with natural sound. Built to avoid the metallic ringing, robotic flutter, and hollow tones common in other mobile apps.

  • Studio-quality pitch shift: Transpose ±12 semitones or pick a target key with clean, balanced sound.
  • High-quality time stretching: Adjust tempo from 50% to 150%; drum beats stay tight and instruments stay clear.
  • Stage-ready sound: Clean enough to plug directly into a venue PA or soundboard for live performance.
  • Automatic detection: Key and tempo detected from the audio track.
  • Piece trim: Individual level trim down to -12 dB in 0.5 dB steps.
Pitch adjustment: semitone slider and detected key display.

Fade out on cue mid-song.

One tap or pedal hold triggers a smooth fade-out when the wedding coordinator signals.

The stage view while the track plays: one tap or the pedal fades it out.

Transitions and crossfades.

Set global defaults once. Override them per piece or per setlist entry.

  • Defaults: 2 s in, 4 s out, 2 s crossfade, 3 s gap between songs.
  • Natural, Straight or Constant volume curves.
Transitions settings: fade in, fade out, crossfade, silence between, and fade shapes.

Studio sound quality.

Studio-Quality Audio Processing

Clean, natural sound on stage. None of the typical app warble.

Most mobile apps use quick speech-stretching tools that leave transposed songs sounding hollow, robotic, or metallic. SoloStage uses studio-quality audio processing designed for live performance through venue sound systems.

Typical mobile apps

Thin, muffled, or warbly sound

Quick pitch shifting muddies the mix. Drums lose their punch, acoustic instruments sound artificial, and transposed tracks develop a distracting warble through venue speakers.

SoloStage studio processing

Crisp beats and natural acoustic tone

Whether shifting key ±12 semitones for a singer or slowing down to 50% for rehearsal, drum beats stay tight, instruments sound natural, and your accompaniment stays clean and full on stage.

Built for performance.

Crossfade anywhere

Crossfade to the next piece, previous piece, or a guest request.

MP3, WAV, MP4

Stored locally on your tablet. Plays completely offline.

Pause can fade

Pause button can fade out smoothly or cut immediately.

Sound check scale

Master volume and a quiet-to-loud test sound scale before plugging into the PA.