Solo
For one performer running the set.
Logic Live Set · first version, coming soon
Keep every song in one Logic Pro session and build your setlists in Logic Live Set — no rearranging in Logic. Logic plays; you run the set from a phone, a tablet, a MIDI controller or a button pad, and the Mac can stay out of sight.
Time left in Glass Harbour
The number that matters, as big as it can be. Tabular figures, so nothing jumps while you play.
Each section, sized by length and coloured by type — the same colours in every song. What's played fades back.
Put the Mac under the desk or behind the amps. Every phone and tablet on the network opens the web interface, so the singer, the drummer and the keys player all see the same position. Your band decides who runs it: let everyone control the set, or hand control to one person and keep the other screens view-only.
Glass Harbour
Finds the running project and drives its transport. No import, no export.
Keep every song in one Logic Pro session. Build, reorder and swap setlists in the app — no moving regions or markers around in Logic.
Back to the chorus or on to the bridge, in one press from any controller.
Hold the outro while the crowd keeps singing.
Songs follow on by themselves, or the set stops and waits for your cue.
The app itself, the web interface on your network, MIDI controllers, foot switches and button pads.
Two simple subscriptions. Prices are revealed when the first version ships — the waitlist hears first.
For one performer running the set.
For the whole band — everyone on the same set, on every screen and controller.
Join the waitlist and we'll send one email when the first version is ready.
A Mac running Logic Pro. It can sit off stage or under the desk — nobody needs to look at it. Phones and tablets connect through a browser on the same network — nothing to install.
The app itself, the web interface on any phone or tablet on your network, MIDI controllers and foot switches, and programmable button pads.
From your Logic Pro markers. Each song and section you mark in the project becomes part of the setlist, with its key and tempo.
No. Your setlists live in Logic Live Set, not in the session. It reads songs and sections from your markers and tells Logic Pro what to play, so the session stays exactly as you left it — whatever order you play the songs in.
Yes. If your backing tracks, click or stems already live in a Logic Pro project, Logic Live Set puts a setlist and stage-sized transport on top of it: jump to any section, loop it, and carry on into the next song.
Yes. The singer, the drummer and the keys player each open the web app on a phone or tablet and see the same playhead, section and time left.
It takes a different route. MainStage asks you to rebuild songs as concerts and patches. Logic Live Set plays the Logic Pro project you already have, so the arrangement and mix stay the way you made them.
The first version is planned for [release window]. The waitlist gets it first.
No. Logic Live Set is an independent app that works alongside Logic Pro.