# Music Logbook

If you need to document which songs you played after a performance, for example, to settle accounts with a collecting society such as GEMA or SUISA, you can use the music logbook.

Once it is activated, played songs are recorded in a .CSV file with additional information such as the time, duration, artist, and genre.

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The CSV files can be displayed and further processed by most spreadsheet programs.

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Before the performance, you can clear the contents of the music logbook, and after the performance, you can send the CSV file with the played songs via email or hand it off to another app using "Open in", save it to iCloud, or send it to another device via AirDrop.

When a song is considered played can be configured. This can be a minimum duration for which the song was open, or whether playback was actually started in the song.

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