You can only take one instrument out at a time. The reason for this is simply one of space on the DVD. Each option (i.e. each new combination of instruments) requires an additional 54 tracks on the DVD because their are 54 songs all requiring the new combination. To have enabled more options would have meant dramatically reducing the number of songs on the DVD overall. Remember too that this is a DVD with a simple to use menu screen. Had we created a more complex software product we could have incorporated more functionality however it would have been a lot more expensive and far more difficult for people to use. This would not have been ideal given that many people simply want to use it in a housegroup or small church setting on a DVD player rather than on a computer.

Yes. We're finding that a lot of teams, especially those that are perhaps young or inexperienced are finding it helpful to play the DVD in the background (perhaps just taking out the vocals or guitars) and play their instruments over the top. It helps them to keep in time and provides good cover if they go wrong.

There is a setting on some players (sometimes called "at home" or similar) which automatically adjusts loud noises to a lower volume. You can adjust the settings on your player to stop this.

No. As this is a DVD and not a software product the functionality is more limited (and consequently very simple to understand and use). So you can't create your own set lists, however it is very quick and easy to jump back to the song menu inbetween tracks. We have included pre programmed 50 set lists so you have plenty of choice. You can choose a set list of say 7 songs and skip through those you don't want to sing very easily.