You may not have time to learn Ableton.
Load your backing tracks, make the adjustments your team needs, and hit Play.
Backing tracks for worship teams
Bring Backing Tracks to Your Worship Team Without the Ableton Learning Curve
Load your tracks, organize songs, build a service setlist, and run backing tracks from one focused Windows or Mac app.
Made for Windows and Mac. Bring backing tracks from MultiTracks.com, Loop Community, other providers, your own recordings, or Ableton Live Sets. No experience required.
A simpler way in
You want the tracks on Sunday. You don't want another technical job.
Only one person can run the backing tracks.
Save an organized service setlist that a prepared volunteer can understand and operate.
Every service takes too many steps.
Bring in prepared tracks or an Ableton Set and spend less time rebuilding arrangements or warping audio from scratch.
How it works
From backing tracks to a Sunday-ready set.
Start with one song. LiveCurrent guides you through bringing in the tracks, arranging Sunday, rehearsing, and pressing Play.
- 1
Bring in a song
Load backing tracks from your favorite provider or import an Ableton Live Set someone has already prepared.
- 2
Set up Sunday
Put the songs in order and adjust familiar sections such as Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, and Outro.
- 3
Rehearse, then go live
Practice any part your team needs. When service starts, Go Live clears away distractions and helps prevent accidental edits or interruptions.
Built around the service
Useful musical control without an overloaded studio workspace.
Section-based rehearsal
Jump to the chorus, loop a difficult passage, and adjust transitions without restarting the whole song.
Rehearsal and Go Live modes
Keep editing tools available while preparing, then simplify the screen for performance.
Ableton imports
Reuse supported arrangements, locators, timing, loops, and track information rather than rebuilding from scratch.
Setlist collaboration
Let worship leaders or music directors review and propose song-arrangement changes from a browser.
LiveCurrent Early-Access Beta
Try it with one song at your next rehearsal.
The Beta is open to worship teams who want to use LiveCurrent now and help shape Version 1. Your feedback and bug reports directly guide each update.
- Windows and macOS Beta access
- Build and save LiveCurrent sessions
- Beta updates as they become available
- Submit support tickets and help shape the app
One-time Beta purchase
$25 Get Beta Access Begin with one song in rehearsal, then build confidence using the same computer and audio setup you'll use on Sunday.Straight answers
Before you bring tracks to rehearsal.
Do I need Ableton experience?
No. LiveCurrent is organized around songs, familiar sections, setlists, rehearsal, and running backing tracks. Ordinary computer experience is enough to begin.
Where do the backing tracks come from?
Bring backing tracks from providers such as MultiTracks.com, Loop Community, and others, use your own recordings, or import an Ableton Live Set.
What kinds of backing tracks can I bring into LiveCurrent?
LiveCurrent works with backing-track downloads that include separate song parts, your own recordings, and supported content from Ableton Live Sets.
What does the $25 Beta purchase include?
The one-time purchase includes Windows and macOS Beta access, saved sessions, Beta updates, support-ticket access, and participation in the feedback and bug-finding process.
How should I begin using the Beta?
Start with one song in rehearsal, learn the workflow on the same computer and audio setup you will use on Sunday, and send feedback whenever something could be clearer. Beta members are a key part of shaping and polishing Version 1.
Do I need a high-powered production laptop?
LiveCurrent is designed to stay focused and lightweight for many modest Windows and Mac computers. For the smoothest Sunday, rehearse the full set with the same track count, plug-ins, interface, and drivers you'll use live.
Your tracks. Your setlist. One focused app.