Join the conversation call 1-87, leave a comment below the video, or hit me up on Twitter you’d like to chip in a few bucks, anything you do is appreciated. Now if you don’t use it in your normal arrangement that’s fine, but you have it for the one arrangement that needs it.įor more on how to do these things, watch the video above. So if you want a CCLI slide or a blank slide, make sure you add it into the master arrangement. It’s more like a group of things from which to draw to make the arrangements you actually use. A master arrangement isn’t one of the arrangements. One mistake that a lot of people make when creating the initial “master arrangement” is not including every possible slide. You do this by right clicking on the first slide of a given group and selecting the appropriate group name (or adding a new one). When you’re done with that, it’s time to group slides back into their verse, chorus, bridge, groupings. Once you open the editor, you can click on the screen right before you want the new slide to start and click the button below to split it onto a new screen. You could edit each individually, but it’s much easier to use ProPresenter 6’s redesigned reflow editor. So, you need to split the verse up to more slides. Take it from my experience that 6 lines is actually too much 2-4 is better. Let’s say that given the format of your lyrics, each verse shows as 8 lines on the screen. The first thing you need to do is divide it up into useable chunks.
By labeling groups of slides by what they are, you can quickly jump from one to another and more importantly, create new arrangements easily.
This is an easy step to overlook, but it’s vital if your worship leader either often forgets lyrics and skips around by accident or does so on purpose.
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