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My Songs Free

Get it on Windows 10
Get it on Google Play The free version of MayEoinSongs setlist tool. Perfect for all musicians or singers who work with chords and lyrics (guitarists, pianists etc.).
Version features:
- Ability to add, edit and delete your own songs (up to 5 song limit)
- Display up to 3 songs in a scrollable view
- Export songs to .txt file
- Import songs from .txt file
- Save playlists for later use
- Layout optimised for tablets
- Hilights barlines and section names to help distinguish sections of songs
- Custom colours can be applied to different lyric sections

Differences between free and paid version:
- Free version is limited to storing 5 songs and display 3 songs at a time
- Paid version has unlimited song storage (depending on device storage available) and currently can display up to 20 songs at a time

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