The columns of the display grid are used to customize fade settings for songs, also open certain editors, also directly apply cue settings and even more. See the ‘Select Display Columns‘ preference to select which columns are visible.
NOTE: | Hiding columns also hides any features associated with them. |
‘Save’ Column
These images are displayed in this column to show the following information. Click on the images to do any corresponding feature.
Displayed on the title row of lists when they have been changed and are used to save the list.
Displayed on the title row the list being saved. See options on the following menus for several ways to save lists: Sets
, Lists
and Display Grid {Right-Click}
.
–
The numerical order of multiple next
songs in the display grid
are displayed in this column.
Displayed on the title row of lists when changes cannot be saved, for example removing all songs. Empty lists cannot be saved.
‘Loop’ Column
Songs are processed in lists according to the loop setting. Play normally moves from the first to the last song in a list and then moves to the next list. Click on the image to toggle the loop setting of lists.
(Loop-To-Next) The player starts with the first song played in the list, moves down to the last one in the list and then moves to the next list, regardless of whether all songs were played in that list. Default setting when multiple lists are loaded.
(Loop-Within) The player processes all of the songs in the list before moving to the next list. Only makes a difference when play does not start from the first song in the list.
When the list is empty or there are no playable items in it, this image appears to show the loop setting is off.
‘Global Cue’ Column
‘Global Cue‘ settings are how many seconds the player removes from the beginning of every song that has this setting applied to it. Use this column to toggle the global cue setting of an individual song on () and off (
). Set this value using the fades
editor.
Displayed on the title row of collapsed lists when they have multiple next
songs in them.
‘Global End-Cut’ Column
‘Global End-cut‘ settings are how many seconds the player removes from the end of every song that has this setting applied to it. Use this column to toggle the global end-cut setting of an individual song on () and off (
). Set this value using the fades
editor.
Displayed on the title row of collapsed lists when they have messages
in them.
‘Fade-In’ Column
‘Fade-In‘ settings are how much time the player takes to fade the volume of the incoming song, up from zero to the current volume level. Use this column to toggle the fade-in setting of an individual song on () and off (
). Set this value using the fades
editor.
Shows that the song is loaded in the cue
deck. Click on it to remove the song from that deck. Another way is to right-click on the name
control on that deck.
Displayed on the title row of a collapsed list that has the song in the cue deck in it.
Identifies the message
type. Click to open the editor window.
‘Fade-Out’ Column
‘Fade-Out‘ settings are how much time the player takes to fade the volume of the outgoing song down to zero from the current level. Use this column to toggle the fade-out setting of an individual song on () and off (
). Set this value using the fades
editor.
‘Play’ Column
Use this column to toggle the play status of an individual song on () and off (
).
Identifies songs that have been played. See the ‘Set Song Played After …
‘ preference for details on how to set the amount of time a song must play before it is marked as played.
Shows a song could not be found. See the ‘Analyze/Load Songs Log
‘ preference for details on how to maintain the log.
Select
a single song in order to use this image to load that song into the next
deck.
Identifies the playlist
and nextlist
on the title row of those lists.
Identify the current
and next
song.
‘Name’ Column
The number and name of the song is displayed in this column. For lists, this column shows the name and how many songs are in it.
- Results of a ‘In Loaded Lists
‘ search are also displayed
in this column.
‘Extension’ Column
File extension for each item in a list is displayed in this column. It is blank on the title row of a list.
‘Time’ Column
The duration of individual items is displayed in this column. On the title row of a list, this column shows the total play-time of the items in the list.
NOTE: | The play-time displayed varies according to the fade![]() |
‘BPM’ Column
The ‘Beats-per-Minute‘ of a song is displayed in this column. The player does not automatically detect this information. See the ‘Detect Beats-Per-Minute …‘ preference for details on how to select when the player attempts to detect this information. This column is blank on the title row of a list.
Shows the start position of a message
attached to a song. The player does not detect the beats-per-minute of messages.

‘Manual Cue/End-Cut’ Columns
Any manual cue and manual end-cut
settings that are applied to songs
or messages
are displayed in this column. These settings are created using the cue
deck.
- An asterisk (
) is displayed when a song or message has these settings but there are none applied. Right-click on it to open the position selection
window.
NOTE: | Use the corresponding controls on the cue![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |

‘Cue Loop’ Columns
Any ‘Loop A‘ (Start) or ‘Loop B‘ (End) settings that are applied to songs are displayed in this column. These settings are created using the cue deck.
- An asterisk (
) is displayed when a song has ‘Loop A‘ or ‘Loop B‘ positions but there are none applied. Right-click on it to open the position selection
window.
NOTE: | You cannot create loop positions for messages![]() |

‘Auto Trim’ Columns
The player analyzes songs to determine the duration and to trim any silence from the beginning and ending the first time they are loaded into the player. These columns show how much silence was trimmed from a song. There are no features associated with these columns.
- Use the ‘Cue/End-Cut Display Format
‘ preference to set how this information is displayed.
- Use the ‘Display Grid {Right-Click}
‘ menu to refresh this information.
‘Path’ Column
The full path of where the song was loaded from is displayed in this column. There are no features associated with this column.



Tag Columns
The player takes the information displayed in these four columns from the tag. It is not responsible for the accuracy of this information and does not let you change it. There are no features associated with these columns.