The Thingy You're Starin' At

Screen settings let you pretend you know what you're doin' when you configure how the song viewer looks. It's got these rad tweaks:

Desk Color Shenanigans

The desk color is literally just what shows up behind the virtual paper (y'know, the thing you're actually readin'). Normally it's black & invisible, but if you get all fancy with the border widths, boom—desk color peeks through like it's crashin' the party. We got a buncha grayscale prepared colors, from "darkest dark" to "blinding white." Tap it & the Color Builder opens. You're welcome.

Borders (aka Wasted Screen Real Estate)

Borders = empty space around the edges of your virtual paper. Riveting, I know. But srsly, it's handy for keepin' the OnSong status bar & menu from crampin' your style. Also great for spacin' out songs so you don't accidentally read two at once like a total goofball.

Mirror Horizontally (aka The TelePrompter Hack)

So OnSong is totes fire for stage performance & lookin' like a pro musician. BUT—if you're performin' for a camera & wanna look straight at the lens while readin' lyrics without lookin' like you're cheatin', flip this bad boy on. Mirrors the text horizontally so you can use those fancy mirror-based teleprompters & actually make eye contact with your audience instead of your iPad. Mind = blown.