
RundownAvailable
The show spine.
Setlist and show control. Songs with title, BPM, and key; five MIDI actions per song; global Stop/Panic; MIDI learn; a full-screen Perform mode. On song change it fires recall at every app and device on the list.
What it does
- Artist projects → shows → multiple setlists → songs. Setlists just reorder the songs.
- Five MIDI actions per song (Play 1–4 + Click), global Stop/Panic, batch MIDI edit.
- MIDI learn on everything. Full-screen Perform mode for the gig.
- Writes the shared .ppshow.json sidecar; fires OSC and Program Change recall at sibling apps on song change.
- Two-way Ableton mirror over IAC via the RundownLink control surface.
- Pairs with the Standby hardware box for pad-based song launch.
Rundown — and what’s coming
Today’s Rundown stays simple on purpose: a clean setlist editor and a Perform screen a sub can run cold. That simple edition is being preserved as-is.
On top of it, Rundown is being promoted to the suite’s master set organizer: arm a show and Rundown drives every app on the LAN — Breakbeat, Pit, Cycle — advancing their setlists as you advance yours, with the setlist exporting straight into your hardware’s native recall format. That’s the thesis of the whole suite: build the show once — your setlist programs your hardware. See the Vision page for where this goes.
Details
| Platform | macOS (React + Electron, CoreMIDI) |
|---|---|
| Document | .rundown (JSON, schemaVersion 5; opens legacy .setline) |
| Per-song actions | Play 1–4 + Click (Note/CC/PC) |
| Suite role | writes Shows/*.ppshow.json · fires recall on song change |
| Ableton | RundownLink control surface over IAC |
Plays well with
Standalone first: Rundown never needs another app installed. When siblings are present, they find each other on your LAN and follow the same show.