Automatic [blank] slide between verse's/chorus for lyric scrolling

NGK Alkmaar-Kapelkerk

When we use lyric scrolling there is no way for the congregation to see when a new verse starts or ends without manually putting a [blank] slide in between verse's and chorus. Would love for an option to automatically leave a blank space in between them.

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NGK Alkmaar-Kapelkerk

i'm sorry i posted this in the wrong feedback group.

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