For worship drummers
This Sunday's set, charted tonight.
Four songs, one rehearsal, dynamics that turn on a hand signal: a worship drummer's week runs on good charts. ChartBlazer builds them in minutes, plays them out loud, and puts them on your music stand, wifi or not.
Sunday is a setlist
Gig Blazer groups your charts into a named, ordered set. Page through song by song on stage with a tap or a swipe, screen kept awake through the whole service.
6/8 without a fight
Free-meter grids mean 6/8 ballads, 3/4, and the odd 7/8 bridge chart exactly as played, not squeezed into common time.
Dynamics at a glance
Worship arrangements live and die on the build. An energy meter per section (1–10) plus cross-stick, ride-bell, and open-hat voices chart the arc, not just the notes.
“Drums out” is a chart, too
A section with no groove is still a section: bars, energy, and the cue that brings you back in. “Drums out” reads as clearly as a chorus.
Works when the wifi doesn’t
ChartBlazer installs to your tablet and runs offline: every chart and setlist you’ve opened is there when the building swallows the signal.
Practice against the record
Link the recording (YouTube/Spotify) to a chart and play it right there; loop any groove at the chart tempo, or count off with the metronome.
Your team reads what you wrote
Share a chart with your team by @handle, or publish it to the wider community. Another drummer clones it and adapts their copy, and your original stays yours.