Cuetone

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CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Settings → Appearance: selecting Dashboard reveals GO settings directly below the design options.
  • Remote control and Stream Deck: GO and hold-GO actions follow app settings, with Companion 1.2.0.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • While a sound effect plays, D voiceover applies only to the effect and keeps the music volume unchanged.
  • Volume matching now applies to both music and sound effects.
  • Reduced delays when downloading all sound effects.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Volume matching now applies to both music and sound effects.
  • Reduced delays when downloading all sound effects.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Hides the sound-effects library's right scrollbar while keeping wheel scrolling.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Hides the sound-effects library's right scrollbar while keeping wheel and trackpad scrolling.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Improved blurry text in the sound-effects window.
  • Improved effect-name sizing, pixel alignment and clarity in the library and pad editor.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Sign in to CueTone to use the sound-effects library; the ten built-in effects still work without signing in.
  • Looping sound-effect pads are indicated in Cue Remote.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Preview sound effects and add library sounds to pads from Cue Remote.
  • New sound-effects categories for memes, people/actions, transport/machines and animals, with a lighter list.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Fixed playback repeatedly stopping when blocking other apps' audio with the main output set to Mac Default Output.
  • Settings now asks you to choose a main output device in this situation.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Renamed sound-effect pages to banks, like a sampler: / for the previous bank and * for the next.
  • Switch sound-effect banks from Cue Remote and Companion with their updated versions.
  • Create multiple sound-effect banks for different parts of an event, using the display at the top of the effects window.
  • Choose from over 250 free library effects, including phones, applause, thunder and fanfares; downloads happen only when needed.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Renamed sound-effect pages to banks, like a sampler: / for the previous bank and * for the next.
  • Switch sound-effect banks from Cue Remote and Companion with their updated versions.
  • Create multiple sound-effect banks for different parts of an event, using the display at the top of the effects window.
  • Choose from over 250 free library effects, including phones, applause, thunder and fanfares; downloads happen only when needed.
  • Right-click a pad to edit start, end, fades, volume and loops on a waveform without changing the original file.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Switch sound-effect pages from Cue Remote and Companion with their updated versions.
  • Create multiple sound-effect pages for event segments, using the top display or the / and * keys.
  • Choose from over 240 free library effects, including phones, applause, thunder and fanfares; downloads happen only when needed.
  • Right-click a pad to edit start, end, fades, volume and loops on a waveform without changing the original file.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Switch sound-effect pages from Cue Remote and Companion with their updated versions.
  • Create multiple sound-effect pages for event segments, using the top display or the / and * keys.
  • Choose from over 240 free library effects, including phones, applause, thunder and fanfares; downloads happen only when needed.
  • Right-click a pad to edit start, end, fades, volume and loops on a waveform without changing the original file.
  • Settings → Sound Effects: choose stop/restart on a second press and immediate stopping or a 0.5–3 second fade.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Create multiple sound-effect pages for event segments, using the top display or the / and * keys.
  • Choose from over 240 free library effects, including phones, applause, thunder and fanfares; downloads happen only when needed.
  • Right-click a pad to edit start, end, fades, volume and loops on a waveform without changing the original file.
  • Settings → Sound Effects: choose stop/restart on a second press and immediate stopping or a 0.5–3 second fade.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Fixed recent or favorite announcements failing to replay after the first announcement.
  • Right-click a track and choose Edit Track to set start, end, fade-in/out and loop regions on a waveform without changing the original file.
  • Fader start: raising an X32, M32 or X Air fader starts playback; lowering it fully stops playback. Enable in Settings → Remote Control; off by default.
  • Esc stops music and sound effects immediately without a fade, regardless of the playlist being viewed.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Right-click a track and choose Edit Track to set start, end, fade-in/out and loop regions on a waveform without changing the original file.
  • Fader start: raising an X32, M32 or X Air fader starts playback; lowering it fully stops playback. Enable in Settings → Remote Control; off by default.
  • Esc stops music and sound effects immediately without a fade, regardless of the playlist being viewed.
  • Fixed pausing or seeking during an end fade causing a track to end early or fail to advance.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Lighter on older laptops: fewer settings writes during playback, improved rendering and monitor-window memory use.
  • Fixed seeking on the progress bar sometimes interrupting sound effects.
  • Sound effects are preloaded into memory, avoiding disk reads when a pad is pressed.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Lighter during long sessions: improved per-track processing, monitor-window memory use and analysis storage.
  • Fixed a brief UI freeze when switching to a track with a different sample rate.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Clears sound-effect temporary files that accumulated with each update to save disk space.
  • Mixer meters no longer split channel names in the middle of words.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Modern dropdowns (▼) and smoother settings-window opening and closing.
  • Clears sound-effect temporary files that accumulated with each update to save disk space.
  • Mixer meters no longer split channel names in the middle of words.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Mixer Meter window shows X32, M32, X Air and WING input/output meters on the same network: Ctrl+Shift+X.
  • File conversion and CD import for MP3, WAV, FLAC and M4A.
  • Choose whether adding a track starts playback in Settings; off by default.
  • Toggle single-track repeat from the phone remote.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Mixer Meter window shows X32, M32, X Air and WING input/output meters on the same network: View → Mixer Meter.
  • File conversion and CD import for MP3, WAV, FLAC and M4A.
  • Choose whether adding a track starts playback in Settings; off by default.
  • Toggle single-track repeat from the phone remote.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Settings switches slide smoothly when toggled.
  • Tighter spacing in the settings sidebar.
  • Large Dashboard time, GO and effect-keypad numbers render clearly on standard monitors.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Open MP3 and WAV files with CuePlayer, now listed in Open With and Windows default apps.
  • Offers to become the default app once; also available in Settings → Playback → Open Audio Files.
  • Double-clicking a track in Explorer adds it to a new playlist without interrupting the current track.
  • Fixed an occasional error when closing the notification-area mini window.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Settings immediately reflects changes made elsewhere while open, including effect-window controls, the gear menu, Ctrl+L and announcements.
  • Closing to the notification area shows a bottom-right notice; click it to reopen.
  • Sending a message to the presenter no longer closes the window; use Close or Esc.
  • Added Message Presenter to the empty-area context menu in the track list.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Sending a message to the presenter no longer closes the window; use Close or Esc.
  • Added Message Presenter to the empty-area context menu in the track list.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Effect keys depress when pressed and fill blue while the effect plays.
  • The playing effect's name appears in the Dashboard header, with a small indicator in Single Panel and Cards layouts.
  • Dashboard GO lights up like a lamp, and output meters move smoothly, including a PFL meter when a preview device is configured.
  • Pad appearance moved to Settings → Sound Effects; open the effects window or Settings from the track list's empty-area context menu.
  • Closing the window while only a sound effect plays quits the app and stops the effect.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Effect keys depress when pressed and fill blue while the effect plays.
  • The playing effect's name appears in the Dashboard header, with a small indicator in Single Panel and Cards layouts.
  • Dashboard GO lights up like a lamp, and output meters move smoothly, including a PFL meter when a preview device is configured.
  • Pad appearance moved to Settings → Sound Effects; open the effects window or Settings from the track list's empty-area context menu.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Added Dashboard in Settings → Appearance → Design, showing GO, large remaining time, the next track and output meters together.
  • Open sound-effect pads in a separate numeric-keypad window: Settings → Appearance → Sound Pads.
  • The . key triggers the tenth effect. USB numeric keypads also work, with − for fade and + for voiceover.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Fixed MP3, M4A and FLAC tracks stopping immediately with a file-read error in versions 1.0.46–1.0.49.
  • Improved local-network remote security with signed requests instead of sending the token. Please update Companion to 0.1.3.
  • Security improvements to protect account connection information and limit remote connections to six per device.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Improved local-network remote security with signed requests instead of sending the token. Please update Companion to 0.1.3.
  • Security improvements to protect account connection information and limit remote connections to six per device.
  • CueTone tracks can be filtered by scene, such as opening, awards or closing, and sorted by recommended, popular or latest.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Improved local-network remote security with signed requests instead of sending the token. Please update Companion to 0.1.3.
  • Security improvements to protect account connection information.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • CueTone tracks can be filtered by scene, such as opening, awards or closing, and sorted by recommended, popular or latest.
  • The announcement window offers a 500-character free trial on first sign-in.
  • Gear menu → Send Feedback: send issues and feature requests from the app, optionally including the app version and recent logs.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • CueTone tracks can be filtered by scene, such as opening, awards or closing, and sorted by recommended, popular or latest.
  • The announcement window offers a 500-character free trial on first sign-in.
  • Fixed delays when updating the CueTone track list.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Gear menu → Send Feedback: send issues and feature requests from the app, optionally including the app version and recent logs.
  • Keeps music playing under heavy CPU load by decoding tracks 1.5 seconds ahead.
  • Announcements require a CueTone account and CueTone voices; Windows system voices are no longer used.
  • EQ and dynamics are off by default. Enabled tracks show a processing indicator beside dB, and the monitor displays the EQ curve above the RTA.
  • Improved the limiter to prevent bass distortion when track gain is raised substantially.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Help → Send Feedback: send issues and feature requests from the app, optionally including the app version and recent error logs.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Keeps music playing under heavy CPU load by decoding tracks 1.5 seconds ahead.
  • Announcements require a CueTone account and CueTone voices; Windows system voices are no longer used.
  • EQ and dynamics are off by default. Enabled tracks show a processing indicator beside dB, and the monitor displays the EQ curve above the RTA.
  • Improved the limiter to prevent bass distortion when track gain is raised substantially.
  • Missing tracks stop with a red warning instead of advancing; selecting one during playback leaves the current track playing.
  • Click the red disconnected-output warning to open Settings → Output directly.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Refined the menu bar for CuePlayer and added offline in-app help for getting started, shortcuts and troubleshooting.
  • Announcements require a CueTone account and CueTone voices; Mac system voices are no longer used.
  • EQ and dynamics are off by default. Enabled tracks show a processing indicator beside dB, and the monitor displays the EQ curve above the RTA.
  • Improved the limiter to prevent bass distortion at high track gains, and replaced the menu-bar icon with the CuePlayer logo.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Missing tracks stop with a red warning instead of advancing; selecting one during playback leaves the current track playing.
  • Click the red disconnected-output warning to open Settings → Output directly.
  • Volume matching applies correctly to the next track during gapless playback with crossfade set to zero.
  • Reliability: music stopped during announcements stays stopped afterward, replaced effect files play immediately, and relocated files with identical names are distinguished correctly.
  • The track EQ window preserves the configured shape in gray when EQ, compression or gate is disabled, instead of flattening it.
  • The EQ and monitor windows show smoother spectra and level meters at 60 frames per second, using less CPU.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Missing tracks stop with a red warning instead of advancing; selecting one during playback leaves the current track playing.
  • Click the red disconnected-output warning to open Settings → Output directly.
  • Reliability: music stopped during announcements stays stopped afterward, replaced effect files play immediately, and relocated files with identical names are distinguished correctly.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • The track EQ window preserves the configured shape in gray when EQ, compression or gate is disabled, instead of flattening it.
  • The EQ and monitor windows show smoother spectra and level meters at 60 frames per second, using less CPU.
  • The track list's empty-area context menu always offers Insert Divider; right-click a divider row to edit it.
  • Enabling track EQ colors the spectrum by level; disabling it grays out the curve, band points and spectrum, like mixer bypass.
  • Preview and playback spectra use a translucent single color with gradual transitions, keeping the EQ curve and band points visible.
  • The cue timeline's Stop time no longer overlaps five-minute labels.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • The track EQ window preserves the configured shape in gray when EQ, compression or gate is disabled, instead of flattening it.
  • The EQ and monitor windows show smoother spectra and level meters at 60 frames per second, using less CPU.
  • The track list's empty-area context menu always offers Insert Divider; right-click a divider row to edit it.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Enabling track EQ colors the spectrum by level; disabling it grays out the curve, band points and spectrum, like mixer bypass.
  • Preview and playback spectra use a translucent single color with gradual transitions, keeping the EQ curve and band points visible.
  • The cue timeline's Stop time no longer overlaps five-minute labels.
  • Monitor status indicators show ON AIR, voiceover, effects, preview, loops, stop-at-end, lock and the current time.
  • The monitor cue timeline shows the next 30 minutes to scale, including dividers and stop times.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Enabling track EQ colors the spectrum by level; disabling it grays out the curve, band points and spectrum, like mixer bypass.
  • Preview meters work with Bluetooth headphones such as AirPods when using P or PFL.
  • The cue timeline's Stop time no longer overlaps five-minute labels.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Preview and playback spectra use a translucent single color with gradual transitions, keeping the EQ curve and band points visible.
  • The cue timeline's Stop time no longer overlaps five-minute labels.
  • Monitor status indicators show ON AIR, voiceover, effects, preview, loops, stop-at-end, lock and the current time.
  • The monitor cue timeline shows the next 30 minutes to scale, including dividers and stop times.
  • The monitor vectorscope shows stereo spread; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Preview and playback spectra use a translucent single color with gradual transitions, keeping the EQ curve and band points visible.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • The cue timeline's Stop time no longer overlaps five-minute labels.
  • Monitor status indicators show ON AIR, voiceover, effects, preview, loops, stop-at-end, lock and the current time.
  • The monitor cue timeline shows the next 30 minutes to scale, including dividers and stop times.
  • The monitor vectorscope shows stereo spread; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Message Presenter: send a line from the sound desk to appear large below the presenter clock, using Ctrl+Shift+E.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Preview meters work with Bluetooth headphones such as AirPods, and main meters work when the main output is Bluetooth.
  • Reduced UI pauses when enabling PFL preview in the track-processing window.
  • The cue timeline's Stop time no longer overlaps five-minute labels.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Preview meters work with Bluetooth headphones such as AirPods when using P or PFL.
  • Preview audio plays unchanged, without spatial audio.
  • Monitor status indicators, cue timeline, vectorscope and presenter messages (⌘⇧E).
  • Open the presenter clock and monitor window directly from Settings → Appearance.
  • Presenter clock (⌘⇧T), playback-history cue sheets and per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Monitor status indicators show ON AIR, voiceover, effects, preview, loops, stop-at-end, lock and the current time.
  • The monitor cue timeline shows the next 30 minutes to scale, including dividers and stop times.
  • The monitor vectorscope shows stereo spread; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Message Presenter: send a line from the sound desk to appear large below the presenter clock, using Ctrl+Shift+E.
  • Open the presenter clock and monitor window directly from Settings → Appearance.
  • Presenter clock (Ctrl+Shift+T), playback-history cue sheets and per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Monitor status indicators show ON AIR, voiceover, effects, preview, loops, stop-at-end, lock and the current time.
  • The monitor cue timeline shows the next 30 minutes to scale, including dividers and stop times.
  • The monitor vectorscope shows stereo spread; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Message Presenter: send a line from the sound desk to appear large below the presenter clock, using ⌘⇧E.
  • Open the presenter clock and monitor window directly from Settings → Appearance.
  • Presenter clock (⌘⇧T), playback-history cue sheets and per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Monitor meters use bars for average RMS and thin lines for peaks, making heavily mastered tracks easier to read.
  • The red CLIP indicator appears only when the audio actually clips.
  • Short monitor windows use fewer panels, collapsing the spectrogram first when space runs out.
  • Presenter clock: Ctrl+Shift+T shows the current track, remaining time and next cue in large text.
  • Playback history records the actual running order for a post-event cue sheet: Settings → Cue Sheets & History.
  • Sound-desk monitor: Ctrl+Shift+M shows RTA, levels, loudness, phase and the next track; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate can be adjusted by dragging points on the graph.
  • Announcements warn in advance when text contains only symbols or emoji.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Monitor meters use bars for average RMS and thin lines for peaks, making heavily mastered tracks easier to read.
  • The red CLIP indicator appears only when the audio actually clips.
  • Short monitor windows use fewer panels, collapsing the spectrogram first when space runs out.
  • Presenter clock: View → Presenter Clock (⌘⇧T) shows the current track, remaining time and next cue in large text.
  • Playback history records the actual running order for a post-event cue sheet: Settings → Cue Sheets & History.
  • Sound-desk monitor: View → Monitor Window (⌘⇧M) shows RTA, levels, loudness, phase and the next track; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate can be adjusted by dragging points on the graph.
  • Announcements warn in advance when text contains only symbols or emoji.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Presenter clock: Ctrl+Shift+T shows the current track, remaining time and next cue in large text.
  • Playback history records the actual running order for a post-event cue sheet: Settings → Cue Sheets & History.
  • Sound-desk monitor: Ctrl+Shift+M shows RTA, levels, loudness, phase and the next track; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate can be adjusted by dragging points on the graph.
  • Announcements warn in advance when text contains only symbols or emoji.
  • Settings → Appearance: fixed monitor-panel choices overlapping the lock controls.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Presenter clock: Ctrl+Shift+T shows the current track, remaining time and next cue in large text.
  • Playback history records the actual running order for a post-event cue sheet: Settings → Cue Sheets & History.
  • Sound-desk monitor: Ctrl+Shift+M shows RTA, levels, loudness, phase and the next track; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate can be adjusted by dragging points on the graph.
  • Announcements warn in advance when text contains only symbols or emoji.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Presenter clock: View → Presenter Clock (⌘⇧T) shows the current track, remaining time and next cue in large text.
  • Playback history records the actual running order for a post-event cue sheet: Settings → Cue Sheets & History.
  • Sound-desk monitor: View → Monitor Window (⌘⇧M) shows RTA, levels, loudness, phase and the next track; choose panels in Settings → Appearance.
  • Per-track four-band EQ, compressor and gate can be adjusted by dragging points on the graph.
  • Announcements warn in advance when text contains only symbols or emoji.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Increased the app icon to match other apps' sizes.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Cue-sheet preview window and direct PDF saving.
  • Fixed corrupted text at the top of cue sheets.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Clearer text on standard monitors at 100% and 125% scaling.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Cleaner Windows interface font.
  • Refined divider typography.
  • Refined device-number display in Settings.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Refined divider typography.
  • Refined device-number display in Settings.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Track list empty-area context menu: dividers, cue-sheet printing and pre-event checks.
  • More reliable phone-remote connections.
  • Significantly reduced CPU use during playback.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Choose announcement chimes from the phone remote.
  • Previously generated announcements also show No Charge on the phone.

Cue Remote

iPhone

iPhone 1.0

First release
  • Connect with a CuePlayer QR code to control playback, stop, sound effects and announcements from your iPhone.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Sound-effect progress bars appear on the phone remote.
  • Fixed phone time displays jumping while effects play.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Close the phone-pairing QR code with X.
  • Added the audio term ducking to the voiceover explanation.
  • Improved instructions for disabling remote control during an event.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Updates download much faster.
  • The green remote icon sits directly below the red window button.
  • Close the phone-pairing QR code with X.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • During overlapping tracks, the outgoing track's remaining time stays visible down to zero.
  • Click the green remote icon to view status and Disable Remote Control.
  • Hover over ⓘ beside a settings title to see its explanation.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Renamed Lower to Background to Voiceover (D).
  • When fade-out (F) finishes, the track waits at its beginning.
  • The phone remote keeps showing the outgoing track's remaining time throughout an overlap.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Control playback, sound effects and announcements with Companion, Stream Deck or another computer: Settings → Remote Control.
  • Prepared Cue Remote phone pairing through a QR code for the same account.
  • Recent announcements can be replayed only while the app remains open.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Add MP4 and MOV videos to playlists and play them like audio tracks.
  • Click the title to show video in place of album artwork; portrait videos stay portrait.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • When a track ends, the next track is cued at its beginning, ready for Space. The same applies after F fade-out.
  • Set Stop at End per track with its context menu or S; the next track is then cued without playing.
  • The track list footer shows total duration and the time music will stop.
  • While locked, Space fades out; while stopped, previous/next buttons cue tracks without starting playback.
  • Loop controls: Ctrl+[ clears the start, Ctrl+] clears the end, and \ removes the loop.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • When a track ends, the next track is cued at its beginning, ready for Space. The same applies after F fade-out.
  • Set Stop at End per track with its context menu or S; the next track is then cued without playing.
  • The track list footer shows total duration and the time music will stop.
  • While locked, Space fades out; while stopped, previous/next buttons cue tracks without starting playback.
  • Loop controls: ⌘[ clears the start, ⌘] clears the end, and \ removes the loop.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • New Single Panel design uses thin dividers instead of cards; return to Cards in Settings → Appearance → Design.
  • Choose a waveform or thin progress bar in Settings → Appearance → Progress Bar, with thin vertical loop markers.
  • Removing the playing track asks for confirmation and stops it, instead of leaving the removed track playing.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Loop regions appear purple on the progress bar, even with only a start marker, including the loop's waveform.
  • The Add to Sound Pad context-menu numbers now match the pad positions on screen.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Starting music during a sound effect briefly fades the effect out, leaving only music.
  • Fixed no audio when starting another track while a sound effect had paused the music.
  • Refined separate announcement output settings: device, output ports such as Out 3/4, and whether to include the main venue output.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • The gain/EQ window opens beside the player without covering the track list and can be dragged elsewhere.
  • When maximized, the window stays inside the player, avoids the selected track row and remembers its position.
  • Standardized audio terms: Gain, RMS, PFL, Low/High and Mono Sum.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • The gain/EQ window opens beside the player without covering the track list and can be dragged elsewhere.
  • In fullscreen, the window stays inside the player, avoids the selected track row and remembers its position.
  • Standardized audio terms: Gain, RMS, PFL, Low/High and Mono Sum.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Fixed Korean text input in track notes.
  • Fixed brief UI freezes when connecting or disconnecting USB devices.
  • Dragged items show a label beside the cursor and a blue insertion marker.
  • Sound-pad reordering now shows drag handles.
  • Renamed Continuous Playback at track end to Play Next Track.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Sound-pad reordering shows drag handles and a blue insertion marker.
  • Renamed Continuous Playback at track end to Play Next Track.
  • First-time account connection includes a 500-character announcement-voice trial.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Fixed pressing ] to immediately jump back to the loop start [.
  • Fixed several seconds of hesitation when changing the main output device.
  • Output test tones in Settings → Output check main, announcement and preview connections.
  • Skip silence at the start of tracks in Settings → Playback.
  • Export saved events to a file and import them on another laptop.
  • Audio processing now shows Low Cut and preserves volume when summing to mono.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Fixed pressing ] to immediately jump back to the loop start [.
  • Output test tones in Settings → Output check main, announcement and preview connections.
  • Skip silence at the start of tracks in Settings → Playback.
  • Export saved events to a file and import them on another laptop.
  • Audio processing now shows Low Cut and preserves volume when summing to mono.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Send announcements alone to a separate output, such as the lobby or channels 3/4 on the same device, in Settings → Output.
  • Track context menu → Volume & Audio Processing offers bass, treble, low cut and mono.
  • Announcement templates let you fill in details for vehicle moves, lost children, lost property and more.
  • Remaining time turns orange and red before a track ends: Settings → Playback.
  • Save playlists and sound pads as an event and restore them together later.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Track context menu → Note adds a note visible in the track list and top card.
  • Press D to lower music to background level, then D again to restore it.
  • Set a seamless loop with [ and ], and press L to exit.

CuePlayer

Mac · Windows

  • Adjust per-track volume with a fader: track context menu → Volume, from -12 to +6 dB.
  • The track list shows each track's average loudness in dB.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Improved safety when changing output devices, previewing tracks and scheduling announcements.
  • More reliable update/quit protection and voice-request retries.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Improved safety when changing output devices, previewing tracks and scheduling announcements.
  • Protects announcements during updates and quitting, with more reliable voice-request retries.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Choose Move or Copy when dropping tracks onto another playlist tab in Settings → Playback.
  • Settings → About update controls now match Mac, with the last-check time and automatic-check toggle.
  • Filter CueTone music to Purchased Packs Only.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Choose Move or Copy when dropping tracks onto another playlist tab in Settings → Playback.
  • Filter CueTone music to Purchased Packs Only.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Click a CueTone pack to see its tracks and preview each for 30 seconds.
  • Drag a track onto a playlist tab to move it to that playlist.
  • Update Now is hidden when no new version is available.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Click a CueTone pack to see its tracks and preview each for 30 seconds.
  • Drag a track onto a playlist tab to move it to that playlist.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Pressing sound-effect pads while reordering no longer plays sounds.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Fixed dragging playlist tabs and sound-effect pads to reorder them.
  • Pressing pads while reordering no longer plays sounds.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Blocking other apps' audio is shown in the main window; click to release it, or toggle it from the notification area.
  • Drag playlist tabs to change their order.
  • Sound-pad context menu → Reorder Pads lets you drag pads to new positions.
  • WMA files can now be added.
  • Shows No Track Playing at the top when empty, with smoother text rendering.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Blocking other apps' audio is shown in the main window and menu bar; click to release it.
  • Drag playlist tabs to change their order.
  • Sound-pad context menu → Reorder Pads lets you drag pads to new positions.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Added arrows at both ends of the sound-effects row; wheel scrolling also works.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Scroll the sound-effects row sideways using end arrows or the mouse wheel.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Sound effects play immediately when pressed, trimming leading silence and avoiding a wait even while music plays.
  • Pads using your own audio also trim leading silence and start at the sound.
  • Opens the output in advance at startup so even the first sound starts immediately.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Sound effects play immediately when pressed, trimming leading silence and avoiding a wait even while music plays.
  • Pads using your own audio also trim leading silence and start at the sound.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Announcement and settings windows open immediately, without the flying animation.
  • Fixed a corrupted logo on the About screen.
  • Smoother text rendering.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Fixed a continuous loud buzzing sound when playing effects or tracks.
  • Output protection keeps audio sent to the device within its limit.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Added Preview with Headphones to the track context menu, equivalent to P.
  • A headphone indicator marks the track being previewed.

CuePlayer

Windows

  • Announcement and settings windows expand from their buttons and return there when closed.
  • Tabs and megaphone colors update immediately when changing themes.

CuePlayer

Windows

Windows 1.0.1

First release
  • First public Windows release.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Fixed skipping tracks added during playback and then moved to the next position.
  • Sound-effect volume settings: Normal, Loud and Maximum, with Loud as the default.
  • Select all tracks with ⌘A.

CuePlayer

Mac

  • Runs on Intel Macs too; version 1.1.0 shipped for Apple silicon only.
  • Fixed voice previews getting stuck without sound by downloading and caching samples before playback.
  • The main window shows an update notice when a new version is available.
  • Scheduled announcements retain the voice style chosen when scheduled.

CuePlayer

Mac

Mac 1.1.0 (37)

First release
  • Fixed voice previews getting stuck without sound by downloading and caching samples before playback.
  • The main window shows an update notice when a new version is available.
  • Scheduled announcements retain the voice style chosen when scheduled.

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