Plan, breakdown, timecode, playback
Show production just got more collaborative – Join the creatives using CuePoints to manage cues & timecode. From pre-production programming and idea planning to recording show notes live in rehearsals.
Intuitive design built for simplicity – a powerful tool created for fast-working productions.
Drag in media to create tracks
Striped timecode is analysed, order your setlist, add colour codes to indicate status.
Drag in audio / video files
to create new tracks
Quickly add cues
Use number keys (1-9) to quickly add cues when playing back songs.
Choreo
Notes
Pyro
Lighting
See videos aligned with tracks
View your cues alongside rehearsal footage, video content, and previs.
Video content
Rehearsal recording
Chase incoming timecode, add notes live
CuePoints will listen for the show timecode and the timeline will follow along and tracks change automatically. Add notes in real time or use count-downs to follow show cues.
Receive TC via LTC, MIDI TC or Artnet TC
Either lock to TC or view second LTC playhead
Customisable Countdown amount
Real-time cloud sync for your project
One project, multiple users with live updates. New cues and tracks are instantly synced, ensuring harmonious design collaboration with every department.
Tracks & Media all update
Control access & permissions
Work Offline & Online
Record video & audio directly to the timeline
Capture rehearsals for instant playback. Recorded videos automatically align with your existing tracks. OSC incoming from consoles can be recorded live.
Record from NDI, capture card or iPhone
Recording are synced with your tracks
Arm & wait for timecode to trigger record
Export videos with burned notes and cues
Personalise your cue types. CuePoints can be used for all sorts of projects, not just timecode. The possibilities are endless.
Cue data can be integrated both into and out of many standard industry software packages, from live syncs to console plug-ins.
The ultimate timecode toolkit for creatives
Everything you need to generate, analyse, program, route and playback timecode
Striped Timecode
On import, media is automatically analysed for striped timecode and routed to any specified LTC outputs - and away from your ears. Scrub the timeline to see the actual timecode hours and view where code drops in or out.
LTC, MIDI & Artnet timecode
Generate or receive timecode, sharing timecode over MIDI or Network.
Simple Audio Routing
Simple output control of LTC and track to multiple output sources
Focusrite 4i4 Interface
Timecode & Playback speakers
Headphones
3.5mm Jack
MacBook Speakers
Internal Speakers
Expanded Cue Properties
Cues now have notes, follow, OSC Strings. Easily edit cue properties.
CMD
NOTE
FOLLOW
OSC
GO 12
Video screens clear
+2.0s
/eos/cue/12/fire
GO 13
Pickup Charli USC
—
/cue/Fanfare/start
GO 14
12x gold glitter mines
+0.5s
/d3/track/1/play
GO 15
Dancers exit SL
Manual
/navigator/cue/15/go
GO 16
Haze up, house to 40%
+4.0s
/pixera/timeline/pause
GO 17
House to 60%, band on
+1.5s
/eos/cue/17/fire
GO 18
Confetti stage left
—
/d3/track/2/play
GO 19
Drum riser tracks in
+3.0s
/navigator/cue/19/go
GO 20
Strobe hit on downbeat
Manual
/eos/cue/20/fire
GO 21
Video wall to camera mix
+0.5s
/pixera/timeline/go
GO 22
Blackout, house to half
+2.0s
/eos/cue/22/fire
Send OSC Commands from cues
Have CuePoints trigger other software via OSC. Use CuePoints variables to send referenced values.
Control CuePoints playback via OSC
Play / skip, add cues, volume control via streamdeck or directly from an MA3 console. Download our pre-made templates.
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✓ IN
/cuepoints/loop 0
✓ IN
/cuepoints/transport/playpause
✓ IN
/cuepoints/transport/playpause
NDI Out for video playback
Output up to three simultaneous media streams of NDI for playback in pre-vis or overlay screens for dedicated countdowns and approaching cues.
Cue Overlay
Customise the information Cue overlay to see the data you need. Timestamps, next cue, etc. Watch them in a dedicated overlay pop-out window or burned into recordings.
What we’re building next
A little look at our roadmap, have your say and let us know what you need.
01. Live sync with consoles
Cues are synced over the network to consoles. Allowing for real-time updates in CuePoints to change in console.
02. Beat grid
The timeline will get a BPM grid added. Cues snap to the grid, and hits can be easily copied over repeating bars.
