Interface

Interface Overview

The main window is divided into six areas. Knowing each one keeps you fast and confident during a show.

The main window: header on top, setlist on the left, timeline in the center, inspector + Prompter View on the right, status bar at the bottom.

Area	Position	Role
App header	Top	Transport controls, program name, the timecode display (jump with ⌘G), chase, BPM, Slow Mode, performance mode, lock, and settings. Cloud buttons (cloud project settings / connect / operator / Master Lock) appear only on cloud-enabled projects.
Setlist panel	Left	Manages the day’s programs (Song / MC / Break) grouped into blocks. Each block carries a start timecode that is propagated to the programs inside it.
Timeline editor	Center	Edits the tracks of the selected song (or the whole block in Unified view). See “Timeline Editing” for details.
Inspector	Right	Edits the selected song, track, clip, or prompt block in detail. Press M to swap it with the mixer view.
Prompter View	Top right	A scaled preview of the live prompter on a 16:9 virtual stage — line breaks and fitting match the full-screen browser output exactly.
Status bar	Bottom	App version, the PANIC button, the latest log line, master mute / volume, the Gapless toggle, and the show timer. On cloud-enabled projects, a cloud status (sync state and connected members) sits in the bottom-right; its hover panel opens “Cloud Project Settings” and “Organization settings” directly.

Key header buttons

Transport — Previous song / previous section / stop / play / next section / next song. During an MC, the section buttons page through the MC text.
Timecode display — Shows the current TC prominently. Press ⌘G to jump to any timecode.
Undo / Redo — Long-press (0.5 s) either button to open the edit-history panel and step back several edits at once.
Lock Mode — The padlock icon. Prevents accidental clip edits — recommended during the show.
Prompter Server — Opens the popover that manages prompter pop-outs and network sharing.
Settings — The gear icon (⌘,). Opens the tabbed application and project settings.

Setlist panel

The setlist is a group structure of blocks, each with a start time. Add a block with “+ → Add Timecode Block” and a song with “+ → Add Song”. Drag the ≡ handle to reorder and use the chevron to collapse a block. Compact view prioritizes song titles for at-a-glance reading.

Block start modes and In-Song songs

Each block starts in one of two modes — “1h” or “TC.” In addition, adding an In-Song divider inside a song splits it into an independent virtual song (an In-Song song) that also appears in the setlist.

1h mode — As before, the block start is auto-raised to an integer hour.
TC mode — Click the header timecode to type an absolute start as HH:MM:SS:FF (frame-snapped). If an earlier block grows and overlaps, the later block owns the overlap, and the earlier block’s overlapped tail is treated as “not there” for timecode jumps, memory locations, and next/previous cue navigation (the data is preserved and returns if you move the blocks apart).
In-Song songs (dividers) — Use “In-Song +” in the timeline header to add a divider at the edit cursor / playhead. Everything after it becomes a virtual song with its own setlist row, memory location, and per-song cue-sheet (Excel) sheet. Rename it by double-clicking; each virtual song has its own progress gauge.

Inspector and mixer

The right panel adapts to the selection. Select a song to edit BPM, time signature, click settings, performers, start mode, and EoS; select an audio track to edit volume, pan, routing, trims, and fades. Press M to switch to the mixer view, which lines up volume controls for every track.

The bundled demo project, with the inspector on the right showing the selected song’s properties (start mode, EoS, notes, performers).

Auxiliary windows

Window	How to open	Contents
Prompter window	Prompter Server popover → pop out	A dedicated show-display window. It keeps a 16:9 aspect ratio when resized and is ideal for full screen on a second display.
Memory Locations	View menu / ⌘⇧M	A chronological jump list of blocks, songs, sections, and markers. Double-click to Jump or Jump and Play.
Audio Routing	View menu / ⌘⇧R	A standalone window for assigning audio sources to physical output channels, with node-editor and matrix tabs.
Project File Manager	Folder icon in the header	Lists the link status of audio and images and auto-relinks matching files. Broken links are highlighted in red.
Comments window	Open from Cloud status	A standalone window listing a cloud project’s comments with search and filters.
Cloud Project Settings	Cloud status in the bottom-right → “Cloud Project Settings”	One dialog covering the project overview, “Share & invite” (member invites and roles — Editor is one seat, Commenter / Viewer are free), and “Advanced permissions” (per-track permissions). The former separate access and share windows are merged here.
Organization settings	Cloud status in the bottom-right → “Organization settings” (owners / admins only)	Lists organization members and project-invited members separately, each with seat usage, plus revoking pending invites and an audit log.

The Memory Locations window. Filter by category and double-click to jump and play.

The Project File Manager relinks missing audio and images in bulk from matching files.

Tip

Panels resize by dragging. Toggle the left panel with ⌘\ and the right panel with ⌘⇧\ to maximize the timeline. For a dedicated show-operation layout, use performance mode (F11).