Control and manage music playback and lighting cues with waveform editing and OSC trigger support. Add and adjust cue markers, set custom labels and colors, and run shows using a 3×3 grid of Quick Cues.
by Mark Neisser★ 0.00 ratingsUtilitiesFreeData updated 2026-09-06
Create and control complex control layouts with precision. Edit audio and MIDI files. Send and receive MIDI and OSC messages across multiple connections. Support for OSC over UDP. Adjust parameters in real-time. Sync with iOS and Android devices.
Convert iTunes music files to ringtones. Record audio using microphone to create custom tones. Adjust start and end markers, fade in/out, and modify pitch and volume. Access extensive library of free ringtones.
And log MIDI messages, OSC data, Art-Net signals, and Gamepad inputs. View real-time control protocol streams. Check Open Sound Control network connections. Supports multiple input sources for creative and technical workflows.
Record performances and export results in FBX or TXT formats containing mesh, blendshapes, and animation data. Import custom avatars from Blender or Maya.
Allows control of QLab workspaces via WiFi, enabling start, stop, and cue selection. It includes a MIDI Tester for sending and receiving MIDI messages. Users can monitor levels, adjust EQ settings, and manage cue lists in real time.
Mix and perform live with a 2-deck DJ setup. Import and sort music by title, artist, album, BPM, or length. Apply real-time Pro-grade FXs and use over 70 one-shot samples and 12 loops. Access Soundcloud library for tracks.
Control slides, trigger macros, and activate props from a mobile device. Manage timers and access cues during live events. Operate remotely from anywhere in the room.
Customize timers with adjustable reps, sets, colors, and sounds. Choose between detailed view with auto-scrolling intervals or full-screen mode. Support portrait and landscape orientations. Track progress with visual cues and controls.
Control workspace remotely from any location. Flag cues during tech rehearsals. Adjust audio levels from the front row. Modify geometry and cue parameters. Connect to 3.0 or later. Some features require 4 or 5.