Help¶
Stems, click, visual cues, video and the score itself, all locked to one transport, on the device in your hand and on every stand. These pages show how to set it up and run it. Each page is one job, a few steps long.
Concert ConductorGet the click in your ear, run a cue from the concert podium, put every stand in sync, show the picture, run a film in concert. Player / Studio ConductorFollow the DAW in the studio or the conductor on stage: set up the device, read your part with the pages turning themselves, practice at home. EngineerInstall the Link plug-ins, lock the podium to Pro Tools or Logic, build cues from your session, publish them.
New to the app? Start with the five-minute quickstart. Something not working? Go straight to If something is wrong.
Watch first¶
Seven short films cover the main setups. Each one also sits at the top of its own page with the written steps underneath.
| Concert Conductor | Engineer | Player / Studio Conductor |
|---|---|---|
| Connecting audio | Building a cue with CueBuilder | For musicians |
| Picture on a projector | Syncing the podium to a DAW | |
| Film in concert | Counter for the tracking room |
Where things are¶
- Library is the first screen: your cues, folders and programs. The + button imports a cue or starts a program. The toolbar has Audio I/O, Sync, CueBuilder™ and TempoMapper™.
- Cue view opens when you tap a cue: counter and streamers over the video or the score, transport along the bottom, Click and FOH faders at the sides.
- Sync Settings (the Sync button) is where a device decides whether it leads, follows, or keeps its own time.
- The small i buttons throughout the app explain the control next to them. These pages explain the job.