How to utilise the Singer Rotation

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The Singer Rotation is a function that automatically arranges and updates the queue to ensure everyone sings equitably and frequently during the session. It is an exclusive feature for pro users.

To activate this feature:

• Click on the dropdown menu "Queue" under the player and select "Singer Rotation"
• Alternatively, you can choose the "View" menu at the top of your screen, then "Queue" and "Singer Rotation"
• Existing queue items will be automatically added to the Singer Rotation, under an Unassigned Group

You can also deactivate it by clicking on "Singer Rotation" under the player then "Disable Singer Rotation"

How does the Singer Rotation manage the singers' order?

The Singer Rotation employs groups.

• A group consists of one or several singers.
• By default, one group corresponds to one remote.
• The host can merge several groups together by right-clicking on a group's name.
• The host can also manually create groups if they prefer not to use the remote feature.
  (When adding a song, a pop-up will appear, where the host can choose to assign it to a group or create a new one. )

From there, the system cycles through each group, allowing them to perform one song at a time. Once all groups have had their turn, the round starts afresh with the first group.

How to alter the order within the Singer Rotation?

Once you have activated the Singer Rotation, you will have two views available: The queue and Singer Rotation itself. The queue is designed to display the song order, but to manage it, we recommend using the 'Singer Rotation' view.

There are several options to change the order of songs:

• You can change the order of the groups by clicking on "Reorder groups" under the Singer Rotation view.
• You can click and drag a song to a different position within a group (only inside the Singer Rotation view).
• You can also click and drag a song to a different group.
• Finally, you can right-click on a song and select "Play with priority after."
  • Note: Using this feature will override the usual Singer Rotation rules, meaning that, for example, a single group may sing twice consecutively.

Note: When the Singer Rotation is activated, only the songs from your group will be visible on the remote.