Cue Pro 26 offers two ADR cue overlay modes: the classic Line Based overlay you already know, and a new Rhythmo Bande mode.
Rhythmo Bande scrolls the dialogue text across the screen rather than holding it in one place. Each word crosses a Sync Marker at the exact moment it should be spoken, so talent read in real time instead of memorizing the line, and the scroll's pace sets the rhythm for a naturally synced take.
See it in action
Rhythmo Bande Mode: The Basics
This video walks through the essentials: switching from Line Based to Rhythmo Bande, placing and fine-tuning anchors, and the two settings that control how the text scrolls.
Anchors lock the text to picture
Anchors are the mechanism that ties the scrolling text to the timeline. Each one links a position in the text to a precise timecode, so that word or syllable crosses the Sync Marker at exactly the right moment. The start and end of every line are always anchored, and you add more wherever the sync matters: emphatic words, breath points, anywhere lip-sync has to be tight.
Anchors snap to word boundaries by default, and can be placed at an individual character when a syllable needs its own sync point. You can also scrub an anchor against the audio to find the moment by ear rather than by eye. When cues are imported from TTAL files the anchors come with them, already frame-accurate from the moment of import.
Two settings shape the scroll
Scrolling Speed controls how far ahead and behind the Sync Marker text is visible. A lower value shows a wider window of text and the scrolling appears slower. A higher value compresses the text into a narrower window and it appears faster.
Sync Marker Position moves the marker itself horizontally across the screen. Because the text scrolls from right to left, this also changes how much upcoming text sits in view before it reaches the marker.
Try Cue Pro 26 today
Already on Cue Pro 26?
Rhythmo Bande is already in your installation. Switch overlay modes anytime in Preferences, no separate purchase and no separate download.
Still on Cue Pro 1 or ADR Master 3?
Both have reached end-of-development, and Cue Pro 26 is where every new feature, including Rhythmo Bande, lives now. Perpetual license owners will find their upgrade or crossgrade waiting on the My Licenses page. Active subscribers already have access with their existing serial number.
New to Cue Pro?
Download the free 30-day demo to try Rhythmo Bande for yourself, or pick a license on the product page.