Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
TOMP Studio’s rehearsal-room tools
Two bilingual tools for live-performance work: Cue it runs sound cues from a script, while BRUIT layers body-percussion parts into an ensemble.
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- Theatre sound operators and rehearsal-room musicians
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- Cue it imports HWP, PDF, and Word scripts; Android is listed as testing, while the web version is live.
Field notes
Cue it accepts HWP, PDF, and Word scripts and places a countdown before each cue; its editing includes fades, loops, and simultaneous playback on a waveform. The studio says scripts, cues, and recordings stay on the user's device, and describes Cue it as fully offline; Android remains in testing. BRUIT uses a step sequencer with ready-made rhythm examples and can be installed as an app.
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