When the player is in Edit Mode, selecting a cue and tapping the “edit” button opens the Cue Edit screen. The values of any settings that are not enabled will remain unchanged.
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Note that if you select multiple cues to edit simultaneously, batch edit will only update the settings enabled with a blue checkmark. Edit by selecting one or more cues and then tapping the “edit” menu button (a rectangle with a pencil).This both imports the audio files (if needed) and creates a new cue for each file in a single drop action. On iOS 11 and newer, you can drag and drop audio files from the “Files” app in iPad Split View directly into your cue list. Alternately, you can select an existing cue and tap the ”+” menu button (in the navigation bar or toolbar) to insert a new cue at that position in the cue list. Add by scrolling to the end of the cue List and tapping ”+ Add Cue”.Delete by selecting one or more cues and then tapping the “trash can” menu button.Duplicate by selecting one or more cues, tapping the “gear” menu button, and then selecting “Duplicate Cues”.Reorder by dragging the handle on the right side of each cue up or down.
To edit your show, that is to say, to add or remove cues and hits, or to change their names, target audio files, or other properties, you can tap Edit in the upper right corner of the screen to enter Edit Mode.
From there, tapping GO will start your first cue. Tapping on a show in the home screen opens that show in the player.
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