Setz Live & Bridge

Run a show with Track Controller

Start cues manually or use Auto Play, then continue, pause, resume, skip, or stop while watching the live flow.

Setz Live6 min

Preflight

  1. 1Open the show setlist and choose Track Controller.
  2. 2Confirm Bridge is connected, the correct song library has been sent, and Pro Tools and/or MIDI output is ready.
  3. 3In Bridge, Arm remote control only after your session, routing, and audio are safe.
  4. 4Review the displayed Intro, songs, segues, pauses, actions, and any Scheduled Start.

Manual control

Use a row's play action to trigger that cue. Running songs can be stopped. A paused song offers Start Song Over or Resume Song. Use Continue when the current cue or pause is waiting for manual permission; the Space bar also activates Continue in the controller.

Auto Play

  1. 1Turn Auto Play on, then choose Play From Start to begin the Set Flow from its first active item.
  2. 2Watch cue and pause countdowns. Setz follows the configured durations, actions, and After Duration commands.
  3. 3Use Pause and Resume when the show must hold, or Skip to move past the current item when enabled.
  4. 4Use Rewind to return the flow to the beginning, or Stop to end the automated run and stop transport according to the configured output.

Use Test 10s for rehearsal

Before starting playback, turn on Test 10s to replace normal song and timed-cue durations with ten-second runs. This lets you check a long Set Flow quickly without editing the saved song lengths. Turn Test 10s off before the real performance.

Scheduled starts and holds

A Scheduled Start waits for its configured wall-clock time and must be armed for the performance. Timed pauses count down automatically; Pause Until Continue holds until you press Continue. Rehearse both paths so the person running the show knows which waits require action.

Important:Track Controller sends real commands to an armed Bridge. Rehearse with audio at a safe level and keep Bridge disarmed whenever unintended triggers would be hazardous.