QLab Version 2.0!
Exciting news! Quietly over the past week, version 2.0 of QLab was released by Figure53. This new version has some pretty impressive features and my preliminary testing has gone quite well.
Here’s a rundown of what I consider notable new features…
- Updated GUI with a single integrated layout
- Audio waveform display of cues so you can visually trim or loop audio files inside the app
- Vamping is really cool! Define a looping section in an audio track and then pop out of it with a Devamp Cue so the next time around the loop the track will just keep playing to the end or into another track.
- Draw your own fade curves
- Auto follow in addition to auto continue! QLab is now a solid alternative to iTunes for preshow playlists.
- Trigger cue lists from MIDI or Linear Timecode
- Full app scripting with AppleScript
QLab has become a staple in my audio toolbox for all kinds of SFX or prerecorded music playback. Version 2.0 ups the ante in some major ways. Big kudos to the developers for an update that makes an already solid app that much better!
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My name is Tim Corder. I started this blog in February 2007 because there were so few of what I considered good church audio resources available at the time for my team. Fast forward over 5 years and I'm still at it, sharing learnings about the journey towards making audio great. I go through periods where I post a lot and other times when I don't. I'm thankful for the opportunity to share it all with you. Thanks for visiting! 
Thanks for the heads up on this.