EpicCue
EpicCue is a Mac cue player for corporate shows, theater and concerts. Build your cue list, set your fades and levels, then press GO for each moment of the show.
For Mac, on macOS 15 or later.
Try it. This silent demo copies how the cue list behaves in the app.
Before doors
Drag start and stop points on the waveform, or punch them in while it plays. Add fades, crossfades, pre-roll, post-roll and loops.
EpicCue measures each cue's loudness in LUFS and corrects it to your target, so voiceovers, music and stingers sit close together. You can still adjust any cue by ear.
Pick an output device and channel pair per cue. Multichannel interfaces work too.
Check Show flags missing files, unmeasured songs and a disconnected console before you open the doors.
During the show
Space fires the cue and moves to the next one. Cues can follow each other, or fire together as a group.
Keep applause, stingers and walk-ups one key away, wherever you are in the list.
A second screen shows a huge countdown, what's next, the current playlist song and the time.
Play an Apple Music or Spotify playlist in its own tab, under your cues. Uses your own subscription.
When plans change
Escape fades the cues out. Press it twice to stop everything at once, including anything still starting.
Locks the show so a stray click or key can't change it. Deleting a cue always takes a modifier key.
EpicCue saves as you work and keeps backups of the show, so one bad edit doesn't cost you the file.
A second Mac can follow every GO, fade and stop over the network, playing on its own outputs. The backup needs no license of its own.
With the rest of your rig
Console cues fade faders and sends, switch channels, set mute groups and recall scenes on DM7, DM3, CL, QL and Rivage.
Fire other systems from your cue list with network and MIDI cues, including MIDI Show Control GO.
Trigger EpicCue from a Stream Deck, Companion or a MIDI controller, using OSC, MIDI or system-wide shortcuts.
Type a script and drop an ElevenLabs voiceover straight into a cue. Uses your own ElevenLabs account.
Runs on one Mac at a time. To switch Macs, deactivate the license on one and activate it on the other. All updates are free until the next full version, which is a $29 upgrade.
Every feature above, in an app signed and notarized by Apple. Apple Music, Spotify and ElevenLabs features use your own accounts.
EpicCue includes a free 14-day trial. To hear when it's ready, or to ask a question, email johnny@epicavsolutions.com.