Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Live Player puts theatre sound cues in sequence
A browser-based tool for organizing music and effects into a show’s cue sequence, trimming each sound, and triggering cues during a performance.
- For
- Theatre groups, schools, and small productions
- Worth noticing
- Browser projects are stored on the current device; exporting an .lpe file carries the audio and cue sequence to another computer.
Field notes
The workflow starts by loading a folder of audio, then adding tracks to a show sequence and choosing cue boundaries on a waveform. Looping can sustain a sound until the next cue, while keyboard controls support operation without returning to the track list. Browser work stays on the current device; the site describes an .lpe export for moving a project with its audio. A desktop version is mentioned, but its public installers are still in preparation.
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