SongPro is a PC program which enables you to plan and manage the
projection of all service requirements including song lyrics, Bible
passages, liturgical text, PowerPoint presentations, video clips and
notices. The ‘quick search’ facility will enable the operator to
quickly locate and project unplanned songs ‘on-the-fly’ as the
worship leader is led by the Spirit.
No need for songbooks
or OHP slides!
Take advantage of today’s technology to enhance
Worship
SongPro v4 offers you even more
features - the database contains over 3,000 popular
songs/hymns and the full text of six English and ten
other language
Bible translations including: NIV, NASB and KJV. Optional
add-on modules are available for: GNB, NLT, NRSV and The
Message.
SongPro’s full Bible-text search
(any word or phrase) will make pre-planning much easier. The
operator can easily keep up with the speaker as Bible
references are quoted, and different versions of the Bible
can be
instantly switched from one to another for comparison.
Full
text-content searching of the songs is provided -
just type in any part of the title, verse, or chorus - it’s as
simple as that! Songs may also be filtered by category,
author and key.
Other features include advanced video and graphics -
pre-queued videos, DVDs etc can all be played and
used as a background to the projected text. Moving
video images from a live camera feed can also be used
as a background.
The text for liturgy and songs can have mixed font
attributes (ie colour, bold, italic) on each line of text.
This can be used to distinguish between leader and
response text, or men’s and women’s song parts.
Text and
imagesV4 can be faded in or faded out. The
background image library supplied with SongPro has
been increased to over 200 images, and you may add
your own images - JPEGs etc.
PowerPoint
presentations can be integrated into the
service plan, and using the slide preview feature, the
presentation can be started on any slide.
Planning made easy
Part of a typical screen is reproduced below - you can see
how easy it is to plan your meeting - the list can then be
printed out for musicians, leaders etc or emailed to them.
New songs can be easily added and be available for immediate
use, all without the need for photocopies, acetates, inserts
or page re-numbering.
Show
notices and pop-up messages
Eye-catching notices can be set up and displayed
automatically, cycling through each one in turn and
shown for a pre-defined time. ‘Welcome’ messages can
also be displayed, complete with your church logo.
Display a pop-up message at any time for that
important nursery call or parking problem.
Your
favourites
A ‘favourite’ facility also helps you with planning,
enabling you to compile songs and other items you use
frequently.
Automatic song-use monitoring
All songs that are sung are automatically registered,
and when CCLI registration is due, a reminder will
prompt you and a report can be generated.
Dual-monitor capability
Two video outputs from your PC are all that you need for
dual-monitor use. The preparation screen on one, and the
output to the projector. If your projector has RS232
(serial) communication, then keyboard control of projector
functions (eg freeze/blank) is also possible.
Easy to import new songs
Simply copy and paste a new song into the database,
or import a text file with a collection of songs.
System specifications for installing and running SongPro
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Minimum
Recommended
Minimum
Recommended
Processor
1.6GHz
2GHz dual core
2GHz dual core
>2GHz dual core
RAM
512MB
1GB
1GB
2GB
Disk Space
320MB
2GB
2GB
2GB
Graphics RAM
128MB
256MB
256MB
512MB
The
following are optional
If you want to
integrate with PowerPoint
Requires either:
PowerPoint 2003
PowerPoint 2007
Some older versions may work.
If you
wish to use a camera background
PC
Laptop
Recommend:
Avermedia EZ Gold Card
USB Dazzle DVC 80
You can use Firewire although
this is known to cause a slight delay.
If you
wish to use dual screen
PC
Laptop
Requires either:
Additional graphics/Video card
Dual head graphics/Video card
Dual monitor capability
(depending on the chipset/firmware, check with the
manufacturer)