Big news! Script Music Player is now available for Mac. Use your iPhone or iPad to control your Mac over Wi-Fi. Keep your script in hand while your Mac handles the music. MAC CONTROL FROM YOUR iPHONE OR iPAD • Control Play, Pause, Stop, Advance, Loop, Fade, Echo and master volume. • Follow the Mac’s script and see live playback updates. • Pair using the code on your Mac. Your pairing is remembered for next time. • The Apple connection button is always visible and opens a clearer Connect to Mac screen. Green shows a live connection; red means it has dropped. ALSO INCLUDED FROM OUR RECENT UPDATES • Easier folder browsing in Live Cues and Playlist Player, with a tappable path showing exactly where you are. • Import a whole music folder and its subfolders for offline playback. Look inside before adding it, or cancel and return straight to the player. • Keep the current song playing while you browse, add or replace playlist music. • Organize your Music Library with Move, Rename and Delete actions for folders. • Yellow Cue 1 and blue Cue 2 pads let you start different parts of the same song. • Zoom into detailed multicolor waveforms, drag to browse and move the playhead precisely using its handle. Playback follows the playhead as it reaches the edge. • Choose Fade or Echo Out for Live Cue Advance. Playlist Advance fades out before starting the next song. • More space between the master fader and volume shortcuts, plus full project names and simpler Save and Delete controls. Wi-Fi control requires Script Music Player for Mac 1.0 or later. Keep both apps open on the same network with Local Network access allowed. Audio plays from the Mac; remote control does not transfer music or project files. Each app also works independently. Your existing projects, imported music and purchases are preserved. • Cue 1 and Cue 2 now move the playhead to the saved point while keeping the current playback state. Playing music continues from that point; stopped or paused music waits until you press Play.

Finding and adding music folders is simpler. • Add Folder opens a full-screen browser in both Live Cues and Playlist Player. • See where you are and tap the folder path to go back. • Tap a folder to confirm adding it, or use Open Folder to look inside first. • Bring in the whole folder and its subfolders for offline playback. • Cancel leaves your music alone. X closes the browser and returns straight to the player. • Keep the current song playing while you browse. Also included from our recent update: control Script Music Player for Mac from your iPhone or iPad. • Pair using the code shown on the Mac. • Control Play, Pause, Stop, Advance, Loop, Fade, Echo and volume. • Follow the Mac’s script and see confirmed playback and volume changes. • A green Apple symbol shows live communication; red shows a dropped connection. • Pairing is remembered so you can reconnect after leaving or reopening the app without another code. • The remote uses the familiar player colors and keeps its controls steady while playback and volume update. Your iPhone and iPad player continue to work independently. Optional remote control requires Script Music Player for Mac 1.0 or later and a local network that allows the devices to communicate. Audio plays from the Mac; remote control does not copy project files or music. Your existing projects, imported music and purchases are preserved.

Control Script Music Player for Mac from your iPhone or iPad. • Pair using the code shown on the Mac. • Control Play, Pause, Stop, Advance, Loop, Fade, Echo and volume. • Follow the Mac’s script and see confirmed playback and volume changes. • A green Apple symbol shows live communication; red shows a dropped connection. • Pairing is remembered so you can reconnect after leaving or reopening the app without another code. • The remote uses the familiar player colors and keeps its controls steady while playback and volume update. Your iPhone and iPad player continue to work independently. Optional remote control requires Script Music Player for Mac 1.0 or later and a local network that allows the devices to communicate. Audio plays from the Mac; remote control does not copy project files or music. Your existing projects, imported music and purchases are preserved.

Version 2.6.6 brings together the improvements from our recent builds. SET MUSIC CUES WITH MORE PRECISION Each Live Cue song now has yellow Cue 1 and light-blue Cue 2 performance pads alongside Play/Pause and Stop. Edit Song keeps both cue starts and an optional End on one detailed waveform. Pinch to zoom, drag the waveform to browse, and move the gold PLAYHEAD handle or double-tap to place it precisely. Larger iPhone labels make editing easier to read. Tap the X on the End marker to remove an endpoint. ONE ORGANIZED MUSIC LIBRARY Your event folders appear first in Music Library and as real folders in Files > On My iPhone or iPad > Script Music Player > Music Library. Add a whole folder with its subfolders, then use Move, Rename, or Delete directly on a folder. Confirmed deletion removes its contents from the shared library and stays deleted after reopening the app. Separate copies in other folders remain. Music links preserve the exact recording and saved cue points through updates and folder changes. KEEP THE ROOM'S MUSIC PLAYING Live Cues and Playlist Player share the library while keeping their songs, assignments, queues, and playback independent. Browse, add, or replace a playlist folder without cutting off the current song. A replacement becomes the following queue when that song finishes. Finished songs leave the Playlist Player canvas automatically, including after Advance; Pause and Stop keep them in place. Your original recordings remain in Music Library. SMOOTHER TRANSITIONS AND CLEARER CONTROLS Live Cue Advance offers a smooth fade to silence or a DJ-style Echo Out before the next cue starts, then brings that cue into view. Fade has a gentler finish, with one-, two-, and four-bar choices in Settings; new setups start at four bars. Playlist Player keeps one Continuous/Random mode button and an Advance control that fades fully before starting the next song. This update also keeps the recent highlighted playing row, elapsed/remaining/total times, multicolor waveforms, stable playlist drag order, compact full-name projects, and clear Save/Delete actions. Master Volume has more space between the fader and percentage shortcuts. Music browsing has direct location buttons and a clear return to the player. Your saved projects, scripts, music assignments, cue points, and existing paid access are preserved.

Version 2.6.5 brings together the improvements from our recent builds. Live Cue Advance now gives you a choice: use a smooth fade to silence or a DJ-style Echo Out before the next cue begins. Live Cues and Playlist Player also remember their own Music Library locations, so opening or loading music in one player leaves the other player's songs, cue assignments, order, and playback alone. Fade now has a smoother taper and a gentle finish. New setups start at four bars, about eight seconds at 120 BPM, with one-, two-, and four-bar choices in Settings. Live Cue Advance automatically scrolls to the next cue when its music starts, in both regular and Perform modes. Finished songs now leave the Playlist Player canvas automatically, including after Advance; Pause and Stop keep them in place, and the original recordings stay in your Music Library. Music Library now has a visible Delete Folders button beside Browse Files and a trash button on library folders, with confirmation and protection for source folders used by current or saved projects. This update also includes the recent Playlist Player upgrades with a much simpler Music Library. Live Cues and Playlist Player share one organized, folder-based library. Tap Browse Files, choose a folder, and import all of its songs at once; then replace the playlist or add the songs without stopping the track already playing. Only Replace stops playback. Duplicates and unavailable files are reported clearly, and Stop, Fade, and volume remain usable during imports. Playlist Player also gains one Continuous/Random mode button and an Advance control that fades completely to silence before starting the next song. The active song stays in place and is highlighted, the tighter layout shows more songs with elapsed, remaining, and total time, and multicolor waveforms are back. Projects use compact rows with full names and clear Save and Delete actions, while playlist drag order now stays where you put it.

Version 2.6.4 brings together the changes from our recent builds. Fade now has a smoother taper and a gentle finish. New setups start at four bars, about eight seconds at 120 BPM, with one-, two-, and four-bar choices in Settings. Live Cue Advance automatically scrolls to the next cue when its music starts, in both regular and Perform modes. Finished songs now leave the Playlist Player canvas automatically, including after Advance; Pause and Stop keep them in place, and the original recordings stay in your Music Library. Music Library now has a visible Delete Folders button beside Browse Files and a trash button on library folders, with confirmation and protection for source folders used by current or saved projects. This update also includes the recent Playlist Player upgrades with a much simpler Music Library. Live Cues and Playlist Player share one organized, folder-based library. Tap Browse Files, choose a folder, and import all of its songs at once; then replace the playlist or add the songs without stopping the track already playing. Only Replace stops playback. Duplicates and unavailable files are reported clearly, and Stop, Fade, and volume remain usable during imports. Playlist Player also gains one Continuous/Random mode button and an Advance control that fades completely to silence before starting the next song. The active song stays in place and is highlighted, the tighter layout shows more songs with elapsed, remaining, and total time, and multicolor waveforms are back. Projects use compact rows with full names and clear Save and Delete actions, while playlist drag order now stays where you put it.

Version 2.6.3 brings together the changes from our recent builds. Fade now has a smoother taper and a gentle finish. New setups start at four bars, about eight seconds at 120 BPM, with one-, two-, and four-bar choices in Settings. Live Cue Advance automatically scrolls to the next cue when its music starts, in both regular and Perform modes. Finished songs now leave the Playlist Player canvas automatically, including after Advance; Pause and Stop keep them in place, and the original recordings stay in your Music Library. Music Library now has a visible Delete Folders button beside Browse Files and a trash button on library folders, with confirmation and protection for source folders used by current or saved projects. This update also includes the recent Playlist Player upgrades with a much simpler Music Library. Live Cues and Playlist Player share one organized, folder-based library. Tap Browse Files, choose a folder, and import all of its songs at once; then replace the playlist or add the songs without stopping the track already playing. Only Replace stops playback. Duplicates and unavailable files are reported clearly, and Stop, Fade, and volume remain usable during imports. Playlist Player also gains one Continuous/Random mode button and an Advance control that fades completely to silence before starting the next song. The active song stays in place and is highlighted, the tighter layout shows more songs with elapsed, remaining, and total time, and multicolor waveforms are back. Projects use compact rows with full names and clear Save and Delete actions, while playlist drag order now stays where you put it.

Version 2.6.2 combines the recent Playlist Player upgrades with a much simpler Music Library. Live Cues and Playlist Player share one organized, folder-based library. Tap Browse Files, choose a folder, and import all of its songs at once; then replace the playlist or add the songs without stopping the track already playing. Only Replace stops playback. Folder management now stays in one menu, duplicates and unavailable files are reported clearly, and Stop, Fade, and volume remain usable during imports. Playlist Player also gains one Continuous/Random mode button and an Advance control that fades completely to silence before starting the next song. The active song stays in place and is highlighted, the tighter layout shows more songs with elapsed, remaining, and total time, and multicolor waveforms are back. Projects use compact rows with full names and clear Save and Delete actions, while playlist drag order now stays where you put it.

Version 2.6.1 gives Live Cues and Playlist Player one organized, folder-based Music Library. Add every song in a folder at once, then choose whether it replaces the current playlist or adds to it. Continuous and Random now share one mode button, and the new Playlist Advance fades the current song completely to silence before starting the next song. Switching folders stops the previous song cleanly. The playing song stays in place and is highlighted instead of jumping to the top, while the tighter layout shows more songs with elapsed, remaining, and total time. Multicolor waveforms are back, music browsing is clearer, and folders can be removed with a left swipe.

Version 2.6 adds an armed NEXT cue and a large GO control in Perform mode. Perform mode makes the script read-only during a show and follows the cue you fire. Clear warnings identify interrupted audio, a disconnected speaker, or an unavailable song. Fades finish more smoothly, Stop can be undone for eight seconds, and the next cue is prepared in advance when possible. Playback and waveform updates do less work while music plays, and unreadable project saves are retained for recovery.

Version 2.5 brings a clearer workspace and easier event preparation. • New professional design, app icon, and high-contrast Daylight mode. • Wider Live Cue cards with streamlined Play, Stop, and drag controls. • Floating song editor with separate start and stop points for each cue—even when several cues use the same full song. • Elapsed, remaining, and total cue times, plus remaining time in Playlist Player. • Smoother Advance: the current song fades out before the next begins. • Organized music folders with offline imports, folder deletion, and Add All Songs for playlists. • Save and reopen complete event projects with scripts, cue edits, playlists, and local audio. • A one-time What’s New window after updating, also available in Settings.

You can now remove one or several songs from Playlist Player without deleting the original audio files or changing Live Cues. Swipe left to remove one song, or use Edit Playlist to select and remove several songs.

Script Music Player 2.0 brings cue setup and live operation together in one streamlined Live Cues screen. Add a cue, add music when needed, and the waveform, cue controls, and Edit Song tools appear automatically. Each non-empty line in Edit Script becomes a cue. This update also adds persistent Master Volume, a smoother three-second Advance fade, remembered music folders, clearer cue controls, confirmed cue deletion, larger script text, project saving in System Settings, and a free preview before Pro unlock.

Live Cues now includes Run Live and a simpler Edit Script canvas with Add Cue, Add Cue After, and Paste Script. Advance crossfades into the next assigned cue. Playlist Player now clearly highlights the current song with a Now Playing banner, a brighter row, elapsed time, and a live progress waveform. Playlist Player and Edit Song are Pro features, while Live Cues and Edit Script remain free. This update also uses the new one-ear cueing bunny throughout the app.

Start fresh safely with New Project, which clears only the active workspace while preserving saved projects and imported audio. This update also introduces Live Cue Player's new one-ear cueing bunny icon.