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 chart 6/8 ballads, 3/4, and odd 7/8 bridges exactly as played, without forcing common time.
Dynamics at a glance
Worship arrangements depend on the build. An energy meter per section, plus cross-stick, ride-bell and open-hat voices, charts the dynamics as well as 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 stays available when there’s no signal in the building.
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.
Bring the charts your team already uses
Import a chart from a PDF made in another app: the chord chart your worship team hands out, MultiTracks included. It comes back as a drum chart, with the section names and order, the playing directions, the bar counts as the sheet gives them, and the first words of each sung section as its cue. Check it against the record and it is ready for Sunday. A Pro feature, with credits in the trial to try it.
Start from the song, not a blank page
Name the song and the AI drafts a starting chart: sections, bar counts and a groove for each, for you to tune against the record. Tell it how your band plays it, the key change, the tag, the drums-out bridge, and it drafts that arrangement.
Chart the version you actually play
Upload a recording of your own take and ChartBlazer measures the tempo, the sections and the bar counts from it, then labels the sections at the draft quality you pick. When your team does a song at its own tempo with its own ending, chart that, not the album.
Cues in the words you sing
Paste the lyrics or the chord chart beside your request and each sung section gets a cue of its first three words, in teal. On stage you find your place by the line the singer is on.
The whole set as one PDF
Pro downloads a finished PDF in one click, a chart or a whole setlist as one file, laid out to fill the page so the notation reads from a stand. Free accounts print through the browser.
Every bar, if you want every bar
A flow chart writes the song out bar by bar on a staff, wrapping across the page like sheet music. Use it for the songs where a section chart is not enough; the two formats share your chart list.
A chart that will not import
Every app lays its PDFs out a little differently, so some charts will not make it across. Email one to support@infoblazer.com and we will do our best to convert it by hand.