Prepping a Whole Setlist? Queue It Up and Let OraKara Work Through It

Practicing a single song is a two-minute job: drop in a video, hit Go, wait for the player. Prepping for an actual set — a rehearsal, a gig, a full lesson plan — means doing that a dozen times over, and nobody wants to sit and babysit each run in sequence.

Drop in the whole set at once

OraKara accepts more than one video at a time. Drag in every song for the set, or browse and multi-select, and they land in a batch queue instead of running one by one. Each queued item goes through the same extract → separate → unduck pipeline independently, so a rough take on one song doesn't hold up the rest of the queue.

Control the pace

You can set how many songs process at once, hold or resume anything not yet started, cancel or remove individual items, pause the whole queue, or clear out what's finished — without losing your place on what's still to come. Point it at a folder of videos before you head out, and by the time you're back, the whole set is ready as synced, practiceable tracks.

Everything lands in Recent Projects

Once a song finishes, it shows up in Recent Projects on the Home screen, ready to reopen straight into the synced player — no need to remember which output folder you sent each one to.

Whether it's three songs for tomorrow's rehearsal or twenty for a full setlist, the workflow is the same: queue everything, walk away, come back to a stack of ready-to-practice tracks.