Adventures in QLab programming.
The cookbook is a collection of projects, examples, and experiments using a broad range of QLab programming techniques including AppleScript, OSC, external control using QLab Remote, third-party MIDI and OSC controllers, and other software.
Scheduling QLab Playback from a Calendar
Spreadsheets and QLab, part three
Spreadsheets and QLab, part two
Spreadsheets and QLab, part one
Using touchscreens with QLab
Using touchscreens with QLab
Advanced Bitfocus Companion variables
Advanced Bitfocus Companion programming
From near or far.
Use 21st century technology to simulate 20th century technology.
Forward, Backward, Rewind, Fast-Forward
Over the threshold
One-click start and end trimming
Triggering cues musically
or, A Journey Through UI Scripting
External mixer control
Blending à la mode
Shall Thy Bounds Be Set
Advanced hand-on control with TouchOSC
With manual or automated paths
QLab and Vuo.
Order from Chaos.
Locate to named markers.
From pre-visuaization to performance.
Need for Speed.
Further explorations in hardware control of QLab
Building multitrack audio files with QLab
Controlling Modular Synthesizers With QLab
Tempo and metronome tools in QLab
QLab for Science!
Quick and easy show control muting
Dance like QLab is watching
An introduction to the process
Only a ninja can fade out another ninja
When all you have is a Chromebook, everything looks like an Android-shaped nail...
Ceci n'est pas une chapitre.
Animate to the beat using OSC queries
or, Scrolling Quite A Lot
Sound design in the 21st century...
Making better masks
Mattes and Masks and Blends, oh my!
Long Live Lemur!
Is that your final answer?
Importing, exporting, and understanding slice markers
For presenters, comedians, and spacecraft launches.
Run QLab from anywhere in the world.
AudioUnits within AudioUnits
Take control of your space(bar)
Advanced surface mapping.
Mix multitrack recording live in QLab
Save yourself quite a lot of typing
Putting the "hands on" in... hands on...
It's hard work getting it wrong the right way...
Replicating classic vision mixer effects in QLab
Use 21st century technology to simulate 19th century technology.
Don't have a followspot? Use your projector!
Override output to specific MIDI devices.
A good captain logs everything.
Give us this day our daily cues.
Instant slideshows, just add images.
A better starting place for audio programming.
Exit loops with style and panache.
Build a custom touch interface for QLab.
On purpose, that is...
Programming cues to help you program cues.
Perfect projections on weird shapes.
Visually locate cue points in videos.
Flashy text graphics on a (time) budget.
Not every show moves in a straight line.
Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.
Handle voiceovers, character introductions, and understudies with ease.
This is a subtitle about an article about subtitles...
How to perfectly replicate 19th century technology using 21st century technology.
Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A.
