The Magic Box of Buttons & Sliders

OnSong Console is a bleepin' premium thing that lets you manage your OnSong library from literally any web browser on literally any other computer. You can import & write chord charts AND watch 'em update in real-time as you type like some kinda magic. When you're done messin' around & actually satisfied with your changes (lol, good luck), save that bad boy back to your device's library.

The Video Tutorial Y'all Should Actually Watch

Crack open the Console screen & boom—a video tutorial appears like a gift from the internet gods about settin' up & usin' console. Seriously, take like five minutes & watch it cuz it covers all the stuff normal people do with this web thing. You can also peep the video tutorial, frequently asked questions (aka the stuff you prolly already Google'd) & dive into the OnSong Console user manual if you're feelin' extra nerdy.

Turn On the Magic (a.k.a. Enable Console)

No Console access? ZOMG, bummer. You'll get an upgrade prompt. Tap the Enable Console button chillin' at the bottom of the screen to activate this premium goodness on your device. Once you're done playin' around & wanna kill it, tap Disable Console & poof—it's gone.

The Web Address Thing

Once it's live, a web address shows up at the bottom under the Enable/Disable button. Copy-paste that into your web browser's location bar & boom—Console loads up. Tap & hold the address to yeet it into your clipboard.

This address is either an IP address (four numbers between 0–255 separated by dots, changes every time you switch WiFi networks like some kinda traitor) or a chill human-readable hostname with the .local suffix. Tap the address to flip between formats. Heads up: some networks & software hate local hostnames, so IP is the default (rude, right?). If you're rockin' an IP address, copy-paste it fresh from this screen every dang time—don't bookmark it cuz it'll prolly change & you'll look real dumb.