Cue Details

This dialog opens when you want to fine-tune a cue on the timeline. Beyond using cues as simple page-turn triggers, Anchor cues can also carry tempo and time signature data — making them the backbone of song-flow management.

What You Can Do Here

• Adjust a cue's position by time
• Specify the corresponding page number or scroll position
• Set BPM and time signature on an Anchor cue
• Delete a cue you no longer need

Cue color is not chosen manually — it is assigned automatically based on the cue type (Top, Time, Bar · Beat).

Aligning Position and Page

When you want page turns to follow the audio or the timeline, it is important to align a cue's time and page precisely in this dialog. Even a small offset can make a big difference in a live show, so plan on iterating as you fine-tune.

Dragging the position or BPM value cells up or down in the cue list reflects changes live on the timeline behind the dialog, even before you close it. Confirming records one undo step; cancelling reverts to the original values.

What an Anchor Cue Does

An Anchor cue is the reference point for tempo and time signature. Entering tempo and time signature here makes it available to the metronome and Conductor integration as their timing baseline.

If You Get Stuck

• If dragging a value cell does not update the timeline, check that the dialog is fully in front. Live preview during drag only works while the dialog is the frontmost view.
• If you cannot find an Anchor cue, the top cue may not be set. Check near time 0 on the timeline.

Related Screens

• For overall score viewer operation during a show, see Score Viewer.
• To prepare per-song page turns and timing data, open Setlist Item Detail.