Know what's happening before the room does.
One live view of the performance state driving your show — master deck, BPM, current and next phrase, and the automation event that is coming up.
CueSync reads what is happening in the performance, decides which authored action belongs there, and dispatches it to the production systems already in your rig. Below is every capability, grouped by the stage of that chain it belongs to — and which editions include it.
Read what is actually happening in the performance.
One live view of the performance state driving your show — master deck, BPM, current and next phrase, and the automation event that is coming up.
CueSync joins the PRO DJ LINK network as a device and reads deck state, tempo and track identity directly — no audio guesswork, no fixed setlist.
Beat and structure detection from any audio interface, plus Ableton Link and MIDI clock, so a live band or a laptop set drives automation the same way a CDJ does.
Tracks are analysed into musical sections — intro, build, drop, breakdown — so a cue can be bound to a moment in the music rather than to a timestamp.
Decide what belongs at each moment, and fire it.
AutoPilot uses the structure of the performance to decide when your authored looks should fire. You author the looks once; the engine places them against whatever gets played.
A GO-button cue stack for shows that are scripted rather than improvised — unlimited cues, on every edition, with no cap to upgrade past.
A time-based editor for productions where cues are refined over rehearsals and have to land at the same moment every night.
Bind a cue to a beat, a phrase, an energy change, a timecode frame, a MIDI note, an OSC message — or a human pressing GO.
Generate and chase LTC, MTC, Art-Net timecode and TCNet, so lighting, video and playback all agree on where the show is.
Automation never takes the room away from the operator.
A grid of manual looks you can fire on top of automation whenever the performance asks for something the engine would not have chosen.
The next automation decision is shown ahead of the moment it fires, so an operator can let it run or take the moment themselves.
Inputs, outputs, armed cues, and what is about to happen — in a single operator HUD built to be read at a glance in a dark room.
Keep the rig you already trust.
15 output protocols — GrandMA2 and MA3, Avolites Titan, ETC Eos, ChamSys MagicQ, Resolume, disguise, TouchDesigner, Unreal Engine 5, QLab, MIDI Show Control, Pangolin Beyond and custom OSC. Your edition decides how you automate, never what you can connect to.
Read moreSave a room's routing once. CueSync recognises the rig on return and proposes the matching profile — even when the house DHCP has handed out different addresses.
A single cue can drive lighting, video and playback at once, with per-target routing you can change without rebuilding the show.
Run more than one machine as one show.
Multiple CueSync instances share show state across the network, so a multi-machine or multi-operator rig behaves as a single automation layer.
A dropped link should never become a silent failure.
Outputs reconnect automatically with backoff, unhealthy links are isolated rather than left to thrash, and connection state stays visible to the operator the whole time.
Read morePer-connection health, protocol-level errors and output state are surfaced in the operator UI rather than buried in a log file.
Read moreEvery integration ships in every edition.
Your edition decides how you automate the rig — never what you are allowed to connect to. Two input sources follow the workflow instead: PRO DJ LINK is in DJ and Production, SMPTE timecode in Theatre and Production.