Many shows engage a score reader to sit in the control booth and call shots for the production team. With Muséik that job can be done automatically and perfectly without an extra body.
The Muséik operator uses the software to keep the digital files in sync with the live performance. As the show progresses Muséik can send audio cues - including count-downs - to the light board, the sound booth, the stage manager, the conductor, the front of house, or anyplace else. Simply map the cue track to the appropriate destination or send it out over the COMS channel. Everybody will receive their cues on time and perfectly syncd with the stage action.
If you have a show you want Muséik to call, just let us know. We will show you how to build your own cue tracks that can be added to your Show File.
FEATURES
* Play/Pause/Stop controls
* Tempo slider to control playback speed
* Main volume slider
* Quick scrubber
* Offset Tempo control for aggressive playback speed adjustments
* 8 Media bays
* 8 mono audio channels that can be linked to create 4 stereo channels
* Each channel fully mappable to any output
* Volume, fade, mute and solo functions on each channel
* Stop, Loop and Continue options
* User defined Track and Concert Notes
* Ability to save entire shows as .json file
* Fully MIDI compatible
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