Choose whole-concert saving or track sequencing
Decide whether you want to remember an entire performance, save a favourite song or assemble a listening sequence from concert tracks. Those are distinct curation tasks. A film-level favourite should not be assumed to contain only the particular song you had in mind.
For a practical evening plan, make a short list of desired tracks and their performances. The same song may have several concert versions, so keep the artist and concert together. This is an editorial organisation method, not a claim that a named performance is in Qello’s current catalogue.
Use the matching web control and destination
The official help places a concert heart on its Info tab and track hearts beside items in Tracks. These saved likes appear under Favorites in My Qello. To make a setlist, it directs viewers to the plus beside a track, then to create and name a setlist; playback is found in My Qello’s Playlist section.
That distinction explains why a liked track can be visible without appearing in the intended playlist. Check the destination after a deliberate action rather than repeatedly pressing several icons and losing track of which list was changed.
Plan a connected session rather than an offline export
Qello’s separate help says offline concert downloads are not currently supported. A setlist therefore should not be treated as a package of local music files for a disconnected trip. Confirm the available connection and receiving route for the planned session.
If a track seems missing, report the concert, track and whether you used the heart or plus, along with the section where you looked afterward. Keep account details private. This guide interprets official web controls and contains no setlist creation, entitlement check or playback test, and no guarantee of perpetual availability for saved tracks.
Questions about this guide
Does a track heart automatically add it to a setlist?
The web help describes a separate plus control for setlists.
Can a saved setlist be assumed to work offline?
No. Qello’s download help says offline concert downloads are not supported.