Lol the very boring answer (which is true for lots of things) is practice.
I have a counter on iTunes for how many times a song has been played in full. Most of the older songs in our set list are multiples of hundreds. Not counting when I loop various parts of the song in Chordify to work on something.
It’s just repetition. But also when I was first doing the ‘post your covers’ I’d obsess over being note perfect.
Now I focus on the song structure and the lyrics so I can support the song and have the flexibility to adapt if we skip a verse etc.
99.99% of the audience don’t know the baseline. So as long as I’m in time, it’s all gravy.
Decided to try an be a bit more organized for our next gig.
Downloaded HX One Librarian
Assigned an effect per song / renamed the effect to the song name / adjusted the effect to suit the song.
You can’t adjust the parameters on the computer. That’s done on the pedal. You can only rename / copy / paste. So not the same as HX Stomp but a lot less of a headache.
So now I can drag the songs into the set list order for each show. Then just scroll down the menu after each song. This should be easier when I’m playing live. Rather than having a generic sound i.e chorus per song I can tweak each one. Only took me a year to think of this!
I’m doing this to stop me buying a DarkGlass Anagram