DCA Assignments
Mark DCA assignments right where they happen in the script. Choose from plain or circled numbers.
Sound Script
Sound Script
Sound Script gives you the markup tools you actually use at the console, right on your script.
Fourteen tools, tuned for the way you read a script at the console. Nothing generic. Nothing you'll have to work around.
Mark DCA assignments right where they happen in the script. Choose from plain or circled numbers.
Place and number your console cues directly on the script. Choose sequential or page-based numbering.
A separate cue track for your QLab or playback system, independent of your console cues.
Draw lines or brackets from cues to their exact go-points in the script.
Place fader-level markers where band levels change. Pair with symbols for swells and fades.
Mark reverb in and out points, or level changes as needed.
Colour-mark dialogue, lyrics, or stage directions so they stand out at a glance.
Floating text notes for reminders, warnings, or operator instructions. Plain text or boxed.
Drop colour-coded markers at key moments. Open the Flags list to jump straight back.
Rectangles, circles, lines, arrows and brackets.
Standby and go markers, mic kills, swell and fade arrows.
Sketch, underline, write, or scribble. Thin, medium or thick stroke widths.
Real scripts, real cues, real performance views. Swipe through.
Full-screen performance view, editing tools hidden. Just the script, your cues, and the next call. Flags and freehand are still at hand for live notes.
Trigger the script from the same gear you're already mixing with.
Built-in Learn function — assign any MIDI note to page forward or back. Works with foot pedals, console buttons, or any MIDI controller.
Connect a hardware keyboard for single-key tool switching and fast DCA toggles.
The details that matter when you're running a show.
Snap-align annotations to nearby items so your markup stays tidy.
CSV export with page numbers for your operator or production file.
Default colours per tool, note font sizes, symbol sizes, DCA display style.
Annotated scripts sync across your devices and between designer and operator.
Coming soon to iPad.