With an all-new Light cue, a major upgrade to QLab Remote for iOS, and over 40 new features, this is the best version of QLab we've ever made.

Contents • • • • • • • • History [ ] QLab is a multimedia playback software created by Figure 53, a company based in Baltimore, Maryland. Version 1.3.10 of the software was released on May 25, 2007, for use exclusively on Macintosh OS X. The current version as of November 16, 2018 is 4.4 Uses [ ] Cues [ ] In QLab, a cue is a marker for an action to take place in the program.

When triggered, a cue executes an operation. The list of available cues in v4 is as follows: • Audio • Mic • Video • Camera • Text • Lights (Art-Net or DMX) • Fade • • (voice messages, sysex, or ) • MIDI File • Timecode ( or ) • Group • Start • Stop • Pause • Load • Reset • Devamp • Goto • Target • Arm • Disarm • Wait • Memo • Scripts Audio playback [ ] QLab allows an end-user or designer to align audio files in a sequential order. Once the audio files are inserted into the cue list, the end-user can then manipulate it by looping it, changing the amplitude or volume, and adding fades in or out. Audio cues can also be placed into groups, so that multiple files can be triggered at one moment. Video playback [ ] The video capability of the software in its most recent version allows a designer to add video files to their cue lists, allowing them to be time aligned with other cues, including audio files. Video files can be altered in real time in QLab, by integrating a file.

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The designer can also select on which or cards the video will play. It is useful to note that the speed of the computer processor and video card can affect the quality of video playback. MIDI integration [ ] is integrated into QLab and is set up to be bi-directional. QLab allows MIDI signals to be sent as a cue to trigger other devices, such as.

The software also accepts MIDI signals as triggers for its own cues. MIDI signals can be sent to QLab from other computers running QLab software, or any other MIDI capable device, using a MIDI Interface. Live playback [ ] A key software feature with QLab is its ease of use in live playback situations. The designer of a cue sheet can save their show file, and lock it, preventing any changes to the cues. After doing so, an untrained user can run the software in a playback situation. By default, a cue is triggered by clicking a large GO button on the screen, or by pressing the space bar.

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New Trigger Options In addition to QLab's traditional array of, QLab 4 offers the option to: • Fade and stop other cues when a cue starts. (You can set a customizable fade time, and choose whether this affects just the cue's peers, the cue list, or all other cues in every cue list.) • Duck or boost the volume of other cues while a cue is running. • Set “Second Trigger” actions, performed when a running cue is triggered a second time. • Perform “Trigger on Release” when releasing hotkeys, MIDI keys, or cue cart buttons. New Workflow Tools • Import your shows into QLab. • Highlight “related” cues in the cue list (i.e. All cues related to the same target).