SonodexHot cues, memory cues & loops
Set, name, colour and delete 16 hot cues A to P, memory cues and loops in the player.
On this page
Hot cues A to PLink to “Hot cues A to P”
The player shows eight pads at a time. The “I–P” / “A–H” switch changes the bank.
| Action | How it works |
|---|---|
| Set hot cue | Click an empty pad: sets the cue at the playback position |
| Jump to hot cue | Click an occupied pad; keys 1 to 8 for A to H |
| Delete hot cue | Ctrl + click on the pad; Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+8 for A to H |
| Name, colour, loop | Right-click the pad |
Memory cuesLink to “Memory cues”
“+ Memory” sets a memory cue at the playback position. The counter shows how many memory cues the track has. You can assign a key to “Set memory cue” under Keyboard shortcuts.
The cue menuLink to “The cue menu”
Right-clicking a cue opens a menu with name, colour, “Loop” with “−” / “+” and “Loop length in beats”, “Active”, “As memory cue” or “Put on pad …”, “Delete” and “Done”.
LoopsLink to “Loops”
- “+” on a normal cue turns it into a four-beat loop.
- “−” and “+” step through 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 and 64 beats. Lengths snap to quarter beats.
- “Exit loop” ends an active loop.
Cue editor in “Analysis & Cues”Link to “Cue editor in “Analysis & Cues””
Under “Cues & Loops” you set cues and loops at the player position with “+ Cue” and “+ Loop”, choose the slot for each cue (“Memory” or 1 to 16) and save with “Save cues”. Loops have “Lock” and “Auto”. If the list is empty, set cues manually or with a template: see Cue generation.
Something missing or wrong? Let us know. The app interface is available in English and German.