Formatted for live front-of-house (FOH) engineers, lighting directors, and DJ setups.
Does the energy curve predict audience response or show timing?
No. The curve plots supplied ratings at equally spaced track positions. Track lengths are separate planning inputs. Reorder songs to compare an authored shape, edit cues as notes, and preserve your assumptions in the export. No live show, recording or audience data is loaded.
The supplied durations, energy ratings and production notes are unverified fixtures. The selected-release label does not prove a first live debut or an official setlist. Effects notes are not a safe operating plan or evidence of venue approval.
The seven baseline lengths sum to205+182+195+210+190+200+225=1407seconds, or23minutes27seconds. Reordering keeps that total. Removing the205-second opener leaves1202seconds, or20minutes2seconds. The total excludes changeovers, applause and breaks unless you add them as entries.
Equal gaps between curve points represent track order, not elapsed time. The run sheet’s length column shows each track duration rather than its cumulative start time. Text output truncates titles to24characters; use the JSON for full identification. A peak rating is a maximum of authored numbers, not a measured loudness, turnout or crowd-risk estimate.
HSE’s event-safety resources distinguish special effects and their planning needs. They do not validate the page’s original universal three-metre buffer or any cue. Qualified personnel should assess the particular equipment, venue and audience conditions before any real effect is used. HSE: special effects at events
Planning resources; does not certify these cues, distances or stage arrangements.