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Well, back in the beginning when drive space was expensive and small, a limit on server space allocated to each registered member made sense and that 99 song limit was needed. To get around that limit it was decided not to limit how many "books" one could have, and that made it easier for members to do things like sort their music into genres, or in your case set lists.

Personally, I keep my music on my local drives as PDF files and sort and arrange set lists from my library locally. Then I can print them, or copy to a thumb drive to take with me to gigs or share with other group members at rehearsal or jam sessions or whatever.     

Good to hear from everybody!  Was beginning to wonder if Covid had thinned the ranks severely, although there are many we have not heard from in many many moons.
Like JJJ, I have not had much to contribute recently, but I do try to drop by a couple times daily to "take out the trash". Musically there is not much going on. The better half and I are primary care-givers for her folks (in their 90's) and more and more require non-stop attendance. I never thought I'd spend my retirement years as personal chef to the aged. But the hand has been dealt, and we persevere.
My good friend Jeff just took delivery on his brand-new Gibson J45 straight from the Bozeman plant, and sorry to say I have yet to wander over to his place to check it out.... he's stoked though! As a "lefty" he always wanted another Gibson (previously owned an SG) but recent price reductions made acquiring another possible. If I can schedule some time and get over that way I will likely post some observations afterwards.
Y''all check in from time to time and let us know you're still breathin'. Stay safe and keep makin' music!     

Well, your post has been here a week and so far no-one has stepped forward to try to assist you, so I might have a go.  First off, the disclaimer: I've not used garageband ever, so I may be far off the mark so take my advise with the requisite grains of salt.  It has been awhile since I have done any recording or production and then it has been with audacity or reaper and yeah I tried to get my head around Ableton once until confusion set in.
Generally I would record the drum track first and build everything off of that, or a click track just to keep things in time. Add frills fills and gingerbread after the fact in post processing. Doing things on an iPhone seems adventurous to me after all it is a phone not a full blown PC. As a phone they are amazing, but there are limits in resources available for juggling multiple audio tracks and storing them, which may explain your latency issue.
You might try Audacity and see how it works for you, it seems light on resources, it's free, has a shallow learning curve. Have fun!     

I hear  ya Richard, got you beat though... my laptop is over 20 years old and I've maxed out the memory and slipped in a half terabyte hard drive. switched to Linux and it still serves me well for most things not graphics heavy.  My tower has had many upgrades over the years including at least three power supplies, a couple of mainboards ( to go with new processors) as much RAM as it will address, and at last count no less than four hard drives (each dedicated to some specific type of function. Audio files take up a bunch of RAM and drive space for post production). Two hot graphics cards, and a pretty good sound card for the DAW. Can't get all that in a mini-box. LOL.

Phill, one easy way to move your stuff is to move the whole drive into an available space in your new tower. The windows migration tool is pretty good too, and you can choose what you want to move or leave behind. Personally I tend to move the hardware and then the content because the old drive becomes the archive should something go awry in the move. Also saves space on your new primary drive.      

Most log in problems can be solved by deleting cookies, and opening chordie in a new session and then try logging in again. if that doesnt work, try posting your problem in the about Chordie section as there is where most of the more technical mods check for such problems     

I don't think so, mostly distracted by politics and deciding what our country is going to look like going forward.
Subjects we purposely avoid here on Chordie.

Slava Ukraine!     

I've used a bunch of different amps over the years, Fender, Marshall, Vox, Orange, etc. But I do electric and acoustic so I'm not that picky. Currently I use a Behringer 212 which is a bit much for just a practice amp. With a couple of cabs, and coupled with my powered mixer it will fill an auditorium!     

I'm pretty sure Chordie was around prior to 06. I migrated over here when some "Lawyer Types" forced OLGA (On Line Guitar Archive) to fold their tents around 2002-2004? (I forget... old age I suppose). Started visiting fairly regularly for a couple of years before joining, so I would guess Chordie predates 2004. Finally registered in July 2006 I think, and up til then hadn't felt any need to post in the forums. There was a nice community of "Chordians" forming and a few names I do remember were Upyerkilt, Old Doll, Riddler, Fat Strings and with some time there should be more names buried in the dusty recesses of my memory. From time to time I do wonder about those inactive former friends, and remember those that have passed on to another plane of existence, Their friendship and welcoming nature helped build Chordie into one of the best sources of music and inspiration available today. Thank You All for Participating.     

Howdy Atticdust, a little more information would help us to answer your question.
What app?
We don't have an App, and we don't host any content, so if you want to put music you have found by using the Chordie search engine, into another local storage device some work will have to be done by you.  I usually print to file the songs I want and put them in a folder on my PC in a format that I can then export (and sort) onto the device I plan on using when playing. For me it is easier to make "set lists" and organize them depending on what the situation needs..     

I'd drop a couple dollars in your guitar case.  Good on ya' !     

Happy Christmas to you and the family as well!  Good to hear from you! Be Safe and Be Well.