Concert Setlist Sequencer
Dynamic tour sequencing for artists, production directors, and stage managers. Balance pacing, lock transition cues, monitor curfew thresholds, and export road-tested cue sheets.
Adéla — 'Red Bottoms' Tour DC Setlist
Live Venue: The Anthem, Washington, DC • 85m Target Running TimeTour Director & Stage Manager Rules
Sequencing a live show is an acoustic and emotional geometry. When Adéla performs a high-voltage anthem like Starving Artist on the 'Red Bottoms' tour, song transitions make or break vocal stamina, lighting sync, and venue union curfews.
This workspace computes instantaneous running times, alerts road managers before overtime fines are triggered, and maps out smooth key modulations across consecutive tracks.
How is Curfew Margin calculated?
Curfew Margin equals the hard curfew limit minus your cumulative performance length (including inter-act pauses). A positive margin (e.g. +06m) leaves headroom for crowd banter, water breaks, and encore calls. A negative margin turns red to warn of potential venue penalties.
Why track Energy Dynamics and Musical Keys?
Jumping jarringly between distant keys (like F# min directly to C maj) or maintaining non-stop peak energy without dynamic valley songs causes performer fatigue and audience ear burnout. The dynamic contour graph illustrates pacing waves across each act.
Are these exports production-ready for road crew?
Yes. The plain-text cue sheet format provides cumulative stage clocks, key signatures, BPMs, and audio/visual cues for front-of-house (FOH) engineers, lighting directors (LD), and monitor mixers.