Version T Manual
Every panel, preference, and console-specific note. Browse the contents below, use the sidebar to move between chapters, or press ⌘K to search.
Getting Started
- Introduction What Version T is, who it's for, and the two roles it plays alongside the console you already own.
- Installation & First Launch What you need to run Version T, how to install it, and how to connect — to a live console, a software console, or offline in Author Mode.
- On Mac (Catalyst) Version T on Mac — one window for the Hub and the connection list, panels as separate windows, and how each one sizes.
Interface
- The Hub The panel launcher you land on after connecting — the cards, the Hub strip, and the lock screen.
- The Dock The widget bar along the bottom of every panel — Hub strip, macro sets, connection status and show transport.
- Panel Layout The frame every panel shares — header across the top, work area in the middle, dock along the bottom.
- Macros One button, several console commands — built in Settings, fired from the dock as macro-set widgets.
Panels
- Overview The whole console at a glance — a live grid of every channel you can mute, solo, ride, rename and re-source in place.
- Routing Sets Pre-wired signal paths — define a mic's full routing once, then assign it per cue with a single tap.
- Spatial Panner Position a source anywhere across the whole speaker system by dragging a dot on a mesh, not just left to right.
- Ensemble A Vocal Rider–style engine that rides a chorus toward its own rolling average, so the ensemble stays even without a hand on every fader.
- Show Build the running order as a T-list of cues, each a portable snapshot that recalls onto whatever console you're patched into.
- Project The show's identity and its portable bundle — export the whole project to move it to another iPad or another console.
Reference
- Limits & Capacities The hard numbers in one place — what Version T manages, what the console holds, and the ranges values move in.
- Automation Data Model What a show is underneath the Show panel — the structure that lets one cue list recall onto any console.
- Macro Command Language The full grammar for a macro step — every channel, parameter and value you can type.
- BroadwayOSC Version T's open control protocol — read and drive console parameters live from any external program over the network.