Use cases

Seven setups, one rig.

Small band or big orchestra, it doesn’t matter: the setlist, the click and every player’s part on one clock change how you play — in a club, a theatre or a studio.

A band with click and charts

Stems to the house, the click to the drummer, every player's part on their own iPad, and one press to play the set.

A singer's prompter

The words in front of the singer — the line being sung lit — following the band, not a scrolling speed.

A DJ-style set

Song into song without a gap: crossfades on the bar, the next song at the tempo and key of the last, a fader under your hand.

Live over DJ

A DJ plays the tracks, a band plays over them — every player's part on their own screen through the whole mix.

Recording sessions

From an orchestra to a trio: the click in every ear, the score on every stand, the take on the bar line.

Following a house system

Timecode in and out for lighting, video and a show control desk — and a DAW on the same Mac.

A theatre with screens

Apple TVs on large screens: lyrics for the cast, the bar and beat for the pit, all on the show's clock.