Cue Groups serve as a container for all commands within a single cue. Cues must be included within a Cue Group to be triggered. There are two modes for Cue Groups: "Fire all cues in group," which executes all child cues and moves to the next cue, and "Step into group," which can be used with subgroups to act more like a folder or sub list.

The global snapshot cue will recall the specified global snapshot. It can be created either by dragging a Global Snapshot Cue from the tool bar, or by dragging in the actual snapshot from the Global Snapshot List.

The plugin snapshot cue will recall the specified plugin snapshot. It can be created either by dragging a Plugin Snapshot Cue from the tool bar, or by dragging in the actual snapshot from the Plugin Snapshot List. The Plugin Snapshot cue also have option to set a recall filter to limit the parameters being recalled.

The Midi Mute Cue lets you set the Midi Mute state of multiple plugins and chains in a single cue. This allows a keyboard player to switch sound from one chain or plugin to the other. Midi Mute feature should allow you to hold keys while the mute action is fired allowing you to switch sounds without affecting the sustain of the currently played sound.

The Midi Patch cue will let you change the MIDI Inputs, outputs as well as the MIDI modifiers, Key Zones and MIDI filter for a specific plugin or chain.

The OSC Send Cue will send custom OSC commands when the cue fires. The network destination can be defined by clicking the Destinations button and specifying the IP address and port.

To send an OSC command with parameters, add a space after the address and enter the parameter. 1 will be sent as an INT, 1.0 will be sent as a float and "text" will be sent as a text string

The Audio Route Cue lets you set the audio patch of a single plugin or chain

The Gain Cue lets you set the input and output gain and audio mute of a specific plugin or chain. Additionally, you have the option to set a fade time to gradually modify the gain over time. The green triangle button on the cue or the Cue tab in the cue editor allows you to specify the fade times.

The Processing State Cue lets you set the On/Off, Bypass, Audio Mute and Midi Mute of a specific plugin or chain.

With the Tempo Change Cue, you can set the project tempo and time signature. Additionally, you have the option to set a fade time to gradually modify the tempo over time. The green triangle button on the cue or the Cue tab in the cue editor allows you to specify the fade times.

The Controller Map Cue allows you to switch between different controller maps, making it possible for the same hardware controller to control different software parameters in each cue.

This feature allows you to switch between view sets, making specific plugin windows visible in each cue.

This will recall the specified Workspace, including the docking of panels, visible cue lists and changing view modes.

This cue lets you play audio files in the cue list.

This cue will stop the specified Audio Cue if playing.

This cue will fade an audio cue to the specified levels. You have the option to set a fade time to gradually modify the volume over time. The green triangle button on the cue or the Cue tab in the cue editor allows you to specify the fade times.