Add show audio
Bring in individual files, multiple files or a complete folder without building a separate library first.
Prepare audio, text, actions and presenter information in JingleDeck GO. Run preflight, open Live and keep one decisive GO at the centre of the show.
Select an ordered show folder, add separate files or begin without audio. Files can go directly into the running order as naturally sorted cues.
Bring in individual files, multiple files or a complete folder without building a separate library first.
Rename cues directly in the list, drag them into place and group the running order into sections.
Open the side inspector for actions, timing, notes, position and Presenter View information.
Operate from a stable screen focused on the last cue, next cue, active audio and GO.
Opening Live checks the practical production references that matter, without creating a wall of harmless warnings.
See which physical files cannot be found and relink them before continuing.
Catch cue and music-block links that no longer point to valid production material.
Return to the running order, repair the issue or consciously continue when the live situation demands it.
Presenter View exposes performance information while keeping file paths, routing, technical notes and operator-only controls private.
Show the current cue, next cue, timing and large presentation text on a second screen, tablet or laptop.
Mark named moments such as intro complete, vocal starts, applause or final chord on the exact audio timeline.
Turn selected MomentMap information into clear wait, standby and talk states for the presenter.
A cue may start audio, contain several ordered actions or simply mark a spoken or visual moment.
Yes. It provides a dedicated Windows running order and Live workspace for audio cues, text cues, music blocks and targeted audio actions.
Yes. Preflight reports missing physical audio files and invalid cue or music-block references before Live opens.
Yes. A new cue does not have to stop previous audio, and later actions can target the intended active track rather than everything that is playing.
Yes. Presenter View can open on a second screen or approved local device and only shows the information intended for that role.