User Manual - Bombing Brain Interactive

For now, though, let’s take a look at the lyrics for one of the
songs. Tap on the name of the song “Little Things” to be taken
into Lyric View.
Lyric View
In Lyric View, you get to see the song’s lyrics, divided into several
screens. Most people like to separate out the song by sections:
verse, chorus, verse 2, etc. But how you divide the song is up to
you. You can move to the next section of the song by simply
swiping across the screen from right to left. In the case of our
current song, “Little Things”, you’ll move from the 1st verse to the
bridge and chorus. Swipe again, and you’ll go to the second
verse. And so on. The small indicator dots at the bottom of the
screen let you know which page you are currently on, and how
many pages are left.
When you reach the end of the song, or if you just want to skip
ahead to the next song, you can tap the middle of the screen to
bring up the bottom console, and then tap on the Next button on
the bottom right. Alternatively, you can just swipe from right to left
with TWO fingers to jump to the next song. This “gesture” is a
shortcut—one of many contained within Setlists for easier access
to the most common functions of the program. You don’t need to
learn these gestures, but if you do, they will save you time and
make it easier when you are under the pressures of performing
live. (All of the gestures in Setlists are explained in detail in the
Gestures section of the Advanced Features chapter, later in this
guide.)
If you want to see the set listing again, you can tap the screen to
bring up the console again, then tap the Exit button in the middle
of the console. (Or use the “pinch to close” gesture on the lyrics
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