Audio One vs Cue Singer

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Cue Singer helps performers time their entries against a song they've recorded and marked cues on themselves. HOW IT WORKS Record your band at rehearsal, or use a Spotify track. Tap the waveform to mark exactly where you come in. Add a note to any cue as a reminder. Then Play or Go Live at the gig - a countdown and haptic warn you before each entry, with a stronger buzz and screen flash right on cue. FEATURES - Setlists: step through your songs for the night in order - Apple Watch haptics: feel the warning and the entry as two different buzzes - Multiple takes: keep re-recording as the arrangement changes without losing old references - Dynamic Island & Lock Screen: glance at the countdown without switching apps - Second screen: mirror the countdown to a monitor via AirPlay or a cable - Share a song: send your cues to another band member's phone - iCloud backup: your songs and cues follow you to a new phone WHAT IT CAN'T DO Cue timing runs on a fixed clock from when you tap play - it doesn't listen to confirm where the band actually is. It's a timing aid, not a guarantee - keep an eye on it rather than trusting it blindly if tempo drifts a lot from your reference. Made by Antomic Tech Pty Ltd.