MIDI Maestro - Performance

These are the views and the layout used most often during a live performance.
It's always easy to see what's coming up: songs, cues, tempos, instrument changes
The current position indicator remains in the center of the display.
Tracks may be color-coded.
Most views may be zoomed both horizontally and vertically.
You may choose to open and work with individual files, or "sets" of songs as used for a performance.

The current beat number is always prominently displayed. The current measure number is also emphasized.
A "bouncing ball" metronome may be used to assist you with conducting in slow or tempo-dynamic passages.
A "tempo ratio" control allows you to make real-time adjustments to the tempo during performance; use your keyboard's pitch wheel to control it.
Quick-transpose buttons
All commands critical during a performance may be mapped to your MIDI keyboard and/or PC keyboard

Cues are color-coded for quick recognition.
This example shows a Vamp (repeat until cued), a "Cola Voce" section (the conductor follows the singer beat-by-beat), and a Caesura (stop until cued).
The fermata cue pauses all sounding notes until cued.
The skip cue allows you to skip music without permanently deleting it.
Jump to cues anywhere in the song without missing a beat.
Cues provide for non-linear sequencing, which makes for a more dynamic and musical performance.

MIDI Maestro may also be used as a virtual "Karaoke machine" complete with bouncing ball or highlighted text.
Support for external-monitor, full-screen mode with background graphics and pagination for professional "PowerPoint-like" presentations, perfect for worship services or educational use.
The Lead-Sheet view combines staff notation with karaoke to emulate a "fake book"