QLab- The GO Button
- Cue Sequences
- Cue Carts
- How To Use A Mac
- Moving Workspaces
- Trigger QLab With Timecode
- Live-stream With QLab
- QLab Zoom Guide
- Sound Check
- Sam's Toolbox
- Basic Networking
- Intro to Audio Cues
- Intro to Fading Audio
- Rate & Pitch
- Crossfading
- Fading Pre-show Music
- Offline Audio Interfaces
- Intro to Video Cues
- Intro to Text Cues
- Intro to Fading Video
- Fading In Several Videos
- Replacing Projectors
- Setting Up For Lighting
- Adding Lights and Making Cues
- Intro to Light Cues
- Intro to Pull From Cue
- Intro to Network Cues
- Intro to Control Cues
- Start, Stop, and Pause Cues
- Intro to Devamp Cues
Click here to download the example workspace and related materials for this tutorial.
DownloadIntroduction to Network Cues
This example is intended to give a very basic introduction to Network cues and using them to control QLab. Memo cues in the workspace contain explanatory text, and there’s a link to the relevant section of the QLab manual.
This tutorial requires a paid license to work. Any type of QLab 4 license will do.
Revised April 2020.
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