Cue Pro - Knowledge Base

Introduction

Welcome to CuePro - the most advanced & fully integrated ADR & vocal cueing solution for use with Pro Tools.

Overview

Designed specifically for Pro Tools® based Dialogue/ADR Editors & Supervisors, Cue Pro is a complete modern toolkit for ADR cueing and session preparation, fully integrated with Pro Tools® through the Cue Pro Connect plug-in. All your cues are stored directly within your Pro Tools session, so there's no need to manage separate project files – simply save your Pro Tools session and your Cue Pro data is saved with it. Visual event overlays are superimposed directly into the Pro Tools video output. Automatically capture transcribed Pro Tools audio and have the dialogue text automatically added to newly created cues, or trim, split or merge ADR Cues directly in Cue Pro with Rich Text & Reason support using versatile Edit Mode options. Import cues efficiently from PDF Shooting scripts, Dialogue lists, Excel and CSV tables. Use a single menu selection for instant clip group import directly from Pro Tools® sessions, or send ADR cues to Pro Tools as clip groups. TTAL workflows support Netflix's unique foreign versioning system, with language settings automatically maintained in your timelines. Reconform support with Matchbox 2 keeps your cues perfectly in sync with the latest picture, while beautifully formatted PDF cue sheet export streamlines communication with studios and clients. CueLink lets you see your cue sheets live as you're cueing and edit them on any device or browser on your local network. Share your cues seamlessly with other users or studios running ADR Master Studio with just the Pro Tools session file – no slow, multi-step exports or file transfers needed. Or export your cues as PDF cue sheets, Excel files, CSV files, Scheduling files, or Netflix TTAL formats.

Note: This manual references macOS for directions and screenshots. The Windows version is similar; when a command, path, or shortcut differs on Windows, follow the Windows equivalents shown in the app menus or standard Windows conventions.