SetTuner

You help tune the set.

SetTuner is a live-music request platform. At an in-person show, fans contribute toward the songs they most want to hear from the performer's repertoire for the night. Requests climb a real-time leaderboard the whole room can see, and the performer decides what to play.

Only pay for what you actually hear.

Your contribution is authorized, not charged. You're billed only if the performer accepts and plays your song live — if it isn't played, the authorization is released and no money ever leaves your account.

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What is SetTuner?

SetTuner turns song requests into a live, transparent experience. Instead of pushing your way to the front to shout a request or hand the performer cash, you back the songs you want to hear right from your seat during a live, in-person performance. The performer watches the leaderboard update in real time and chooses which requests to accept and play.

How it works

1

See tonight's repertoire.

At a live performance, fans open SetTuner and see the catalog of songs the performer has personally chosen to make available for requests that night. Back the ones you most want to hear.

2

Contributions combine to power the leaderboard.

Back a song once, or contribute again and again — there's no limit. Every contribution combines with other fans backing the same song, raising it on the real-time leaderboard. Every fan sees the leaderboard in the app, and performers can broadcast it on the venue's screens for the whole audience.

3

The performer decides — and that's when you're charged.

The performer chooses which songs to accept and play. A higher-ranked song has better odds of being chosen, but nothing is guaranteed. You're charged only when your requested song is accepted and performed live. If it isn't played, you're never charged.

For performers

Performers curate the night's repertoire, review incoming requests during the concert, and get paid for the songs they play. Sign in to the Performer Portal to set up a concert.