Macs Cue 1.2

Macs Cue is a sound effect player, designed with amateur theatre in mind. It runs on a Mac.
Create a cue sheet by dragging sound files into Macs Cue, then play them back one at a time with the space bar. So easy to use, even an actor could run sound!
Macs Cue supports unlimited number of cues and plays AIFF, MP3, and (unprotected) AAC.
Of course, you can skip forward or back, stop or fade out whats playing, or even add, delete, or rearrange cues on the fly just in case you get into an emergency improv situation.
Main features:
- Unlimited number of cues
- Plays AIFF, MP3, and (unprotected) AAC
- Full keyboard control
- Drag and drop too!
- No-edit mode prevents accidental changes to your cue sheet
- Multiple cues can play at once (limited only by your computers speed)
- Individual volume control of cues
- Cues can be chained, and can stop or fade out other cues
- Emergency Stop All function
Enhancements:
- Universal binary, so it runs natively on Intel Macs
- Auto-imports files from removable media
- You can select a new file for an existing cue.
- Moving a cue sheet and sound files to a new machine is easier
- New "locate missing sound files" function
- New icon, to avoid confusion between Macs Cue and other apps with much worse price/value ratio
- The system beep is disabled when Macs Cue is running
- The on-deck cue can advance at the start or end of a cue, or never
- More precise control when setting a temporary start time
- Optional reverse video.