Main Window

The main window is the primary workspace for loading a set and triggering sounds.

Main Areas

• Menu bar: File, Setup, Display, Timecode, Tools, Logs, Help.

• Group buttons: A to J.

• Page list/controls: page selection for the active group.

• Sound grid: 48 sound buttons per page.

• Transport and mode controls: playback and behavior buttons.

• Fade and level controls: fade modes, volume, and seek.

• Lock screen control: lock/unlock status and automation lock visibility.

Main Control Buttons

Button	Runtime behavior
Cue	Toggles Cue mode. In Cue mode, page list switches to Cue page view. Right-click menu provides Clear Cue.
Multi-Play	Allows multiple active players. When enabled, it disables Play List/Shuffle and forces crossfade (X) off. Max count behavior follows Playback settings.
DSP	Opens DSP window and applies DSP config to active players.
Go To Playing	Navigates to the group/page of currently playing slot. If nothing is playing, shows notice.
Loop	Toggles loop-enabled state used by playlist/next behavior. Loop semantics follow Playback setting (Loop List/Loop Single).
Next	Triggers next candidate by current selection rules; enabled only while playback is active and a next candidate exists.
Button Drag	Enables button drag/move mode. While enabled, clicking sound buttons does not play audio. Disabled automatically during playback.
Pause	Toggles pause/resume. In Multi-Play it pauses/resumes all active players. Label switches between Pause and Resume.
Rapid Fire	Picks random candidate by Playback rule (unplayed_only or any_available) and plays it.
Shuffle	Toggles per-page shuffle. Only valid when playlist is enabled; otherwise forced off.
Reset Page	Prompts for confirmation, stops playback, clears played state for current page slots.
STOP	Stops playback. If fade-on-stop is active, first click starts fade-out and second click force-stops immediately.
Talk	Enables talk volume mode logic; applies fade-based volume transition and optional blink/highlight.
Play List	Enables/disables per-page playlist mode. Turning off also turns off shuffle for that page.
Search	Opens search dialog with configured double-click behavior (find or play+highlight).

Fade Buttons

Button	Runtime behavior
Fade In	Enables fade-in mode for playback starts and resume fade behavior.
X	Enables crossfade mode. Mutually exclusive with Fade In and Fade Out. Disabled automatically by some mode changes (for example when enabling Multi-Play).
Fade Out	Enables fade-out mode for stop/switch and fade-on-stop behavior.

Transport Display Modes

The main transport display supports:

• Progress bar mode

• Waveform mode

Text overlay on the transport display can be enabled or disabled in Settings.

Waveform mode example:

Seek, Timeline, and Jog

• Seek slider controls transport display position and seeks active player position.

• Time labels:

  • Total Time

  • Elapsed

  • Remaining

• Jog metadata row shows:

  • In cue boundary

  • % position

  • Out cue boundary

• Timeline reference mode:

  • Relative to Cue Set Points

  • Relative to Actual Audio File

• In Audio-file timeline mode, out-of-cue jog behavior follows Playback setting:

  • stop immediately / ignore cue / play to next cue or stop / play to stop cue or end

Now Playing and Lyric Area

• NOW PLAYING text source follows General setting:

  • caption / filename / filepath / notes / caption+notes.

• LYRIC row behavior follows Lyric settings:

  • always visible / visible only when lyric exists / always hidden.

• Lyric Navigator opens lyric timeline navigator window for seek-to-line operations.

• Blank Lyric toggles forced lyric blanking in lyric outputs.

Navigation Buttons

• Group buttons A-J: switch the active group.

• Page controls/list: switch the active page in that group.

• Sound buttons: click to trigger assigned audio for that slot.

Detailed page, sound button, and button drag behaviour is documented in Group, Page, and Sound Button.

Menus

File Menu

Core actions:

• New/Open/Save set files.

• Backup and restore settings/hotkey/midi mappings.

• Exit.

Tools Menu

Common tools:

• Duplicate and verification checks.

• Display file/library paths.

• Export/listing utilities.

Lock Behavior on Main UI

• Lock can be engaged locally or via Web Remote automation lock.

• While locked, allowed input is filtered by lock settings:

  • system hotkeys

  • quick action hotkeys

  • sound-button hotkeys

  • MIDI control

• In automation lock:

  • keyboard input is restricted more aggressively.

  • Web Remote/API control remains active.

Standard lock example:

Automation lock example: