CuePoint
Stand-Alone Playback • Windows • Built for live production

CuePoint

Stand-Alone Audio Playback for Live Production

CuePoint is a lightweight, Windows-based audio playout system designed for control rooms, mobile units, and front-of-house positions where speed, clarity, and reliability are critical. It runs locally on the show machine with no cloud services and no internet dependency during operation.

CuePoint is available with a 30-day evaluation license, providing full functionality for real-world use in live production environments.

30-day evaluation license available. No feature restrictions during the evaluation period.
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Typical CuePoint setups

CuePoint is designed to fit naturally into a wide range of production environments — from simple laptop-based playback to dedicated touchscreen playout systems.

Typical CuePoint playout setups using laptop or touchscreen with NUC

Left: Laptop or desktop playout — ideal for mobile productions, smaller venues, or operators already seated at a console.
Right: Dedicated touchscreen + NUC playout — common in broadcast control rooms and fixed installs where fast, tactile operation is required.

System requirements

CuePoint is designed to run reliably on modern Windows systems without requiring specialized or high-end hardware.

Minimum Works great on laptops

  • Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
  • Intel Core i5 (6th gen or newer) or equivalent
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 256 GB SSD storage
  • Integrated graphics
  • Built-in audio output or USB audio interface

Recommended Dedicated playout

  • Intel Core i5 / i7 or Intel NUC-class system
  • 16 GB RAM
  • SSD or NVMe storage
  • External USB audio interface

Touchscreen Operator-first

  • Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
  • Windows tablet, 2-in-1 laptop, or touchscreen display
  • 13″ minimum screen size (larger recommended)
  • Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen
  • Intel Core i5 or better
  • 8 GB RAM minimum (16 GB recommended)

Note: CuePoint requires Windows and does not run on iPadOS or Android tablets.

What CuePoint does well

CuePoint focuses on operator confidence: fast access, consistent audio levels, clear feedback, and reliability under pressure.

Instant tile playback

Trigger clips immediately with a layout designed for show pacing and muscle memory.

Clear visual feedback

Now-playing state, remaining time, and cue status at a glance.

Stand-alone reliability

Runs locally with no cloud services or internet required during shows.

Loudness normalization

Normalize audio to common targets: −16, −23, or −24 LUFS.

Waveform-based Mark In / Out

Set precise playback points with improved waveform interaction and tablet support.

Hotkey triggering

Assign keyboard shortcuts to tiles for fast, tactile control.

Who it’s for

  • Broadcast control rooms and mobile units
  • Sports venues and arenas
  • College and high school athletics
  • Church production teams
  • Theaters and live performance venues

Why CuePoint exists

CuePoint was built to solve real show-day problems: inconsistent levels, slow access to audio, and overly complex systems. It prioritizes speed, predictability, and confidence when it matters most.

FAQ

How does the 30-day evaluation work?
CuePoint is provided with a 30-day evaluation license that enables full functionality. This allows teams to use CuePoint in rehearsals, services, and live events before purchasing.
Does CuePoint require an internet connection?
No. CuePoint operates entirely on the local machine during shows. An internet connection is not required for playback or normal operation.
Is CuePoint suitable for real productions?
Yes. CuePoint is designed for real-world use in live production environments, including broadcast support, sports, worship, and theater.
How is CuePoint licensed?
CuePoint is licensed per machine. Evaluation and production licenses are available directly through Hite Media.
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