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Settings

Where to change how CueStack behaves.

On this page
  1. Cue tap action
  2. Clock display
  3. Auto-play on select
  4. Audio Output
  5. Replay intro

Open Settings by tapping the gear icon in the editor nav bar, or in the Projects or Tracks nav bars.

The CueStack Settings screen.
The Settings screen.

Cue tap action

When you tap a cue in the cue list, CueStack can either start playing from that point or just move the playhead there without playing. Choose the behavior that fits your workflow. See Playback & remote for how cue replay works in practice.

The Cue tap action setting, under Cues in Settings.
Choosing what tapping a cue does.

Clock display

The editor clock and all cue times can display in two formats:

  • SMPTE frames for frame-accurate work with video timecode.
  • Milliseconds for audio-centric timing.

Switching this updates every time readout in the editor immediately: the timecode chip, the large readout below the cue lanes, and every cue time. You can also switch formats by tapping the timecode chip in the editor's top-right corner.

The clock display setting: SMPTE frames or milliseconds.
SMPTE frames or milliseconds for the editor clock.

Auto-play on select

Turn on Auto-play on select and a track starts playing the moment you pick it in the setlist. Leave it off to load tracks paused and start them from the transport.

Audio Output

The Audio Output screen assigns your connected interface's channels to Music and Timecode roles. This is where you separate the audio your audience hears from the LTC timecode sent to a video server. See Audio output for the full walkthrough.

Replay intro

Under Getting Started, tap Replay intro to run through the onboarding again. Useful for a refresher, or when you are showing CueStack to someone for the first time.