Bandm8 stores detailed information on your bands; for each band you can build up a repertoire of albums and songs, and make detailed notes for each song (such as chord progressions or riff reminders). You can associate songs with tracks from your iTunes music library - if you are playing a cover, for example. And/or you can record some audio yourself - say, if you want a recording of your newest original masterpiece to practise against.
Once you have some audio associated with the song - either from your iTunes library or audio you've recorded yourself - you can then use the Practise Player feature to play along. With its looping functions and large user-friendly controls, it's the perfect way to practise with an instrument in your hands.
After practise, it's time to gig... Create set lists, drawing from your library of bands, albums and tracks. Simple editing controls allow you to play with the set until you've found the line up your fans want to hear.
Finally, once you're ready to gig, post the details to your Facebook wall and let your fans know. Bandm8 also keeps track of all your gigging information for posterity... a complete record of every gig you've played, the songs your fans heard, and any other notes you thought were important.
So if you're finding it hard to keep track of the numerous bands you're in, songs you play, tracks you should be rehearsing, and gigs you're supposed to turn up to - then Bandm8 is the perfect app for you!

What's New in This Release:

· Added support for the iPhone 5 screen.
· This update also improves the formatting when printing set lists.

What's New in This Release:

· A new settings page allows you to control whether the silent metronome stops after 10 seconds, and whether the performance view notes field scrolls automatically when you play the linked audio track. The settings page is accessed from the cog button in the top-right of the main screen.

What's New in 2.11:

· bug fix for replacing PDFs
· ability to print just the song list (without detailed notes)
· ability to add spacers to set lists (from the Manage button on the Set List tab)
· other minor UI tweaks

What's New in 2.10:

· Added support for pedal controls to the performance screen
· Added support for the full-screen set list view on the iPad
· Other minor UI tweaks

What's New in 2.9:

· I finally got around to building an iPad-specific UI, so Bandm8 will make much better use of your iPad real estate.
· You can now print a "Gig Sheet" from the set list page; this has a summary up top, followed by the detailed notes, images and PDFs for each song in the set list. Use it if you prefer paper notes at your gigs, or if your bandmates don't have Bandm8.
· You can now access images & PDFs from performance mode.
· The restriction on adding PDFs (i.e. to the first 5 songs in an album) is gone.
· You can now sort albums on the "vocalist" field (as well as artist, song name and length), and you can change which of these details is displayed.

What's New in 2.8:

· "next bookmark" function on Practise Player
· attach PDF documents to songs
· auto-scroll function when viewing PDF documents
· copy set lists
· full-screen set-list view (on iPhone and iPod touch)
· add band members without requiring an address book entry
· various UI touch-ups
· link from "about" page to on-line video tutorials

What's New in 2.7:

· sort albums by song name, artist or length
· populate song name, artist and length automatically when linking to an iTunes library track
· export and import the data for entire bands
· create calendar events from gig entries
· improved attaching of set lists to existing gigs

What's New in 2.6:

· search function, allowing you to locate songs in your repertoire or set lists by typing in part of the name
· printing of song notes
· the gig tab has been split into two sections, one for upcoming gigs and the other for past gigs
· put an address in the gig notes, and tap a button to look it up in the Maps application
· gig door and stage times are now easier to examine
· updated the Bandm8 logo

What's New in 2.5:

· count of tracks selected so far when building a set list
· play linked iTunes audio track from the performance screen
· edit song notes while in the performance screen
· improved swiping between songs on the performance and song details screens

What's New in 2.4:

· iOS 5 support.

What's New in 2.3:

· Drag and drop re-ordering; click the 'edit' button and then drag your albums or songs around as desired.
· Simplified copying - for both songs and albums.
· Add multiple set lists to a gig.

What's New in 2.2:

· Additional sorting options and some UI tweaks.

What's New in 2.0:

· support for the iPhone 4 Retina display
· set door and stage times for your gigs, and these will appear in your facebook posts
· swipe gestures to change songs when viewing your repertoire or a set list
· select band members from your contacts list; their email addresses will automatically be used when emailing set lists and song notes
· song notes can now be viewed from the practice player
· plus a whole host of tweaks and fixes

What's New in 1.11:

· You can enter the tempo of each song in the song details page.
· A silent metronome flashes according to your tempo setting, allowing you to lead the band in at the correct speed.
· The large notes display in the Set List tab has been repurposed to become a "Performance" display. This contains the large notes display and the stage slider, along with the new silent metronome.
· You can now sort all songs in an album alphabetically.

What's New in 1.10:

· You can now enter how long each song is (or get the length from your iTunes library). When building a set list, Bandm8 will tell you how long your current selection is. Never go over (or under) your time slot again!
· Also contains various miscellaneous bug fixes and tweaks requested by users.

What's New in 1.7:

· You can now select multiple tracks at a time when building a set list. You are shown which tracks are already in the set list, so you don't end up with duplicates - unless you want them, of course