Camera + audio recording
Capture the wide stage view, program audio, and show comms synced on one file.
Private alpha — macOS
The show record your rehearsal room keeps needing.
RevueShow records video, audio, LTC, cue metadata, notes, and playback context so production teams can find the exact moment later.
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What it does
Built around tech week, not generic capture software.
Standard video, active metadata
The session file is a shareable video — anyone can watch it. Open it in ShowRevue to unlock jump-to-cue, cue metadata, and instant replay.
LTC timecode — record and playback
LTC records and plays back in sync with your video recording, keeping everything locked to the board.
Cue-aware playback
Jump back to a lighting or media server cue instead of scrubbing through hours of video.
Fire cues from the recording
Replay LX or media cues directly to the console while the video plays back — match the exact recorded moment without touching the board manually.
Back-of-house messaging
ShowRevueLive puts live cue state, timecode, and a camera feed on any screen in the venue over LAN. Send show messages — half-hour calls, beginners, evacuation notices — to the whole building instantly.
Live Notes — any phone, no app
Any phone or tablet becomes a note pad — on the venue Wi-Fi or anywhere, via the cloud. Notes are time-locked to the show and tagged by department, and the whole team sees them appear live. Theatre Mode drops to pure black with a red readout to protect night vision in a blacked-out house.
Notes from the lighting desk
Hit a macro on the desk, type your note, and it's frame-stamped to the running timecode and shared with the whole team instantly — no iPad pickup, no breaking focus.
TimeWarp instant replay
Instantly replay the show mid-rehearsal and jump straight to a specific lighting cue — all while the take keeps recording. Review the moment the second it happens, scrub frame-accurate, monitor the audio.
Export & email notes
Send the session's notes — with timecode and time-since-cue — as a PDF or straight to your inbox the moment the run ends.
Show reports
Turn rehearsals into a clear record for production meetings, remounts, tours, and archive handoff.
Lighting console integration
Connects directly to your console.
RevueShow receives cue data live from your lighting console. No third-party middleware. More consoles coming.
grandMA3
grandMA2
ETC Eos
more to come
Media server integration
QLab connected. More on the way.
RevueShow receives cue data directly from your media server — fire cues during playback and see progress bars in the cue list. No middleware required.
QLab
Pixera
disguise
Ableton Live
Hardware
What you need to run RevueShow.
MacApple Silicon (M1 or later) recommended. macOS 14 Sonoma or later required.
RAM8 GB minimum. 16 GB recommended for long sessions with multitrack audio.
StorageH.264 uses 4–12 GB/hr, H.265 2–8 GB/hr, ProRes LT ~45 GB/hr. Bitrate is user-selectable for H.264/H.265. ProRes LT requires a fast SSD. Allow 100 GB+ free for a full tech day.
NetworkGigabit LAN recommended for ShowRevueLive. Wi-Fi works for monitoring only.
AudioCore Audio compatible interface for multitrack and comms capture.
CameraAny USB or Thunderbolt camera recognised by macOS. NDI sources supported.
Built for your role
What does RevueShow do for you?
- Jump to any LX state by cue number — no manual scrubbing.
- TimeWarp: scrub back through what just happened without stopping the record.
- Drop a note from a grandMA3 button, straight into the record at timecode.
- LTC records and plays back in sync with your video recording.
- Snapshot previews for every cue fired during the session.
- Exportable cue list with timestamps for post-show review.
Tech rehearsals
Record cue timing, LTC, audio, notes, and console state while the show is still changing.
Dress rehearsals
Give departments an exact record of the run without asking someone to hand-log every moment.
Playback session
Jump straight to a cue or note and replay the moment in sync.
Archive handoff
Keep a clean show record for remounts, touring, reports, and long-term production memory.