Prossible reads your session over MTC and PTSL and puts a stage display in front of the band — bar countdowns, sections, what's next. You run the show from the booth.
Six things it does, and nothing it doesn't.
Memory locations become songs; a track named Sections becomes the song form. No re-entry, no second source of truth.
A control surface for the playback engineer. Transport is guarded — nothing fires unless you arm it.
Set changed at soundcheck? Drag. Done. Your session never moves — no marker gets renamed, and the new order survives a resync and a restart.
Your band opens a browser. That's the whole setup — every phone and tablet on the network gets the stage display, up to 24 at once, with nothing to install.
If your Mac dies, the show doesn't have to. The backup mirrors your running order and chases its own timecode all night — you promote it by hand when you need it.
Decide what each display shows — bar countdown, section, tempo, key, timecode, a lane of any track's clips, band logo — and where it sits.
The operator panel never sends a transport command you didn't ask for. While a song is playing, clicking another song in the setlist is refused — you move on with NEXT or stop first. SHOW mode locks editing and resync, and every play, stop and jump lands in a time-stamped show log.
A SongEnd marker arms an automatic stop — the session halts cleanly on the downbeat, every night, without a human finger on the spacebar.
A perpetual license — no renewal, no card to expire mid-tour.
Every Stage feature, no time limit, three songs per session — enough to run the whole rig end to end before you decide.
Unlimited songs and sessions on one Mac. Operator panel, stage display and layout editor in full.
Everything in Stage, plus LAN View for up to 24 devices and main / backup redundancy.