All of those mean something and help me arrange my song later. Under each song in the schedule you’ll see notation that looks like this V1, C, V2, C 2x, B 20 x, C, T. In the pdf that I receive each week, I also receive the verse, chorus order with each song. It’s the notes area under each song in the schedule. This brings me to the next simple but powerful feature I use each week. As long as I have the songs in my song database, I can load the songs into the schedule in a minute or two. My fingers almost never have to leave the keyboard. When I find the song, all I have to do is hit enter or double-click. I move the pdf and EasyWorship side by side on my screen then I start searching for songs in the search box. I receive my order of service from the music minister every week in pdf form. Why is this helpful? I’m glad you asked, because it makes building your service so much faster. For example, if you double-click an item in the resource bin at the bottom, it will go to the schedule instead of going live like you’re used to. This means there is a slight behavior change in EasyWorship.
When you toggle this button off, EasyWorship is in build mode instead of present mode. But there is a hidden feature that you may not have known about. It toggles the output that would normally go to the projectors, TV or video mixer on and off. Many of you never notice LIVE button up there in the top right corner of your screen blinking, as if it’s a needy child wanting attention. Here are six simple features you can use to leverage the power and simplicity of EasyWorship every week. I use the same tricks no matter where I’m projecting lyrics and media. All of them require you to be ready when the service starts. I’ve dealt with large production teams and one man shows. I’ve had the opportunity to prep services for large venues and small venues.
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