Show Verse/Chorus LabelĪlso in Live > Song, the Verse/Chorus label allows you to name a slide and color code it to make it easier for the operator to tell what a slide is in a live setting.
There is a default list of these words like God, Jesus, Him, and You, but you can add and remove words from this list by selecting a word and deleting it or typing in a new word. The last option on this tab allows you to turn on or off the ability to automatically capitalize the first character of certain words that may be in the song text and were not capitalized but you want to be no matter what. You can also turn other options on or off like Word Wrapping, Capitalize all words, and Capitalize the first word of each line. For example, if EasyWorship needs to shrink the text on one slide because there is more text than what will fit at the default font size, it will also shrink the text on every other slide in that song to match so the font size is consistent throughout the song. If you’re using “Resize text to fit element”, you can also check the box to “Normalize text size across slides” which means that EasyWorship will keep the font the same size on every slide.
You will need to check each slide to make sure your text will fit on the slide with the font size you have selected. As a warning, if you select this option, you will need to also select a font size. If you don’t want to let EasyWorship auto adjust the size of your songtext, you can select “Do not auto-size text”. Format Tab:īy default, EasyWorship is set to “Resize text to fit element” so that it will always fit inside the slide no matter how little or much text is on the slide. By default, there is a small margin set for the song text so it doesn’t touch the edges of the slide when going live. You can set a text margin for song slides here. Blur is how crisp you want the shadow to be, and opacity is how transparent you want it. Offset is how far away you want the shadow from the text. Style and color are also available here, but for the shadow, you can set the angle, where you want the shadow to display from the text. There are similar settings here as there are in the outline tab, however, there are a couple of different settings. If you want the outline to be more transparent, you can lower the opacity. The size of the outline, or the thickness, can be set using the slider or typing in a number manually. This means that on any corners of the text the outline will be either rounded, square or beveled. Style gives you the options for none, outer, center and inner. You can set the style, color, join, size and opacity for the default song outline. If you want to Reset all the song settings back to the global default settings, click Reset in the bottom right corner of this tab. At the bottom of the tab, select the vertical and horizontal alignment you would like your song slides to have. Change the default song font name, size, color, and style.
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