> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.slipity.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Set Builder

> Suggest songs for a service from the sermon's theme, the songs your church knows, and how they'd flow.

The **Set Builder** suggests songs for a service, and puts them in a playlist.

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To capture: Build a Set: a sermon topic typed in, and the suggested set below.

**1. Say what the sermon is about**

Type a topic or a passage — "Living water", "John 4:7–26" — or choose **Or read the sermon** to let it read a presentation of sermon notes. It says what it read the sermon as.

**2. Choose how to weigh them**

**Prefer songs the church sings often**, and **Order them to flow: upbeat to reflective, keys close together**.

**3. Find Songs**

It weighs every song by its topics, its words, how well the church knows it and how they'd flow together.

**4. Make the playlist**

Name it and put the set in. Change anything you like afterwards — it's an ordinary playlist.

## Topics

Every song is read for what it's about, against your library's list of **Topics**. Choose **Edit Topics…** to add, rename or remove them, and **Let the Mac Read Them** to read songs again. A song whose topics you've changed by hand keeps them.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Reading songs uses Apple Intelligence on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere.


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