Stay in the performance. Keep the next cue close.

The right information for the moment you are in.

Keep the technology in rehearsal and the useful information in view. Prepare your outputs, check your controls, and know how to stop or recover before the room is watching.

01 / A useful moment

Read without losing your place

Keep a reading line in focus while already-read and upcoming lines use different brightness levels.

See how this works

1. Write or import a script and split it into useful segments.
2. Choose Speech follow, Fixed speed, or Manual; set focus and reading position.
3. Rehearse advance, pause, and recovery using the controller you will perform with.

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02 / A useful moment

Run the show, keep the notes private

Prepare a PDF deck, cue media, and a paired audience mirror while keeping your presenter notes on the glasses.

See how this works

1. Export slides to PDF with one build per page and create a Deck cue.
2. Pair the audience display, then inspect private notes and the projector separately.
3. Rehearse GO, Back, Hold, Duck, and the appropriate stop controls.

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03 / A useful moment

Tune, follow, and practice a part

Use the selected microphone for tuning or following an imported score. Keep the active part in a display region you can read.

See how this works

1. Choose your instrument, input, tuning reference, and target.
2. Import MIDI or MusicXML and select the part to follow.
3. Try count-in, bar navigation, and practice mode that waits for the right note.

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Start with one useful moment.

Choose a guide, rehearse with sample information, and check the result on your device.

The examples cover verified script, score, show-control, and display workflows. Device families have different capabilities; supported firmware, input, output, and controller setup determine what is available. An OSC trigger is not a promise of direct support for every lighting desk or OBS workflow.