Hey so I have time-coded all of my songs for an upcoming show, and have a question about how they display on the external monitor.
My setup is running my backing tracks off my laptop (Reaper DAW), triggering the Stage Traxx 3 on my device iPhone (via MIDI Bluetooth), and then taking the iPhone output with a lightning -> HDMI cable then running an HDMI to an external monitor set at the front middle of stage for my lead vocalist to utilize. In my testing, this all seems to work perfectly, and my plan is to roll this out at our next gig, next Friday. It all works as long as the band always stays on track.
Here is my dilemma, on rare occasions, the band will get off track, and I'll have to bail on the backing track entirely. The problem is, as soon as I hit 'pause' on your app, the lyrics on the external display are seemingly frozen at that point of the song. I can manually scroll down on my device, which is great, but the external display stays stuck on the timecode that it paused on, and doesn't continue to display the rest of the song's lyrics.
In my opinion, when a song is paused, and manually scrolled, the external display should follow that behavior. As a suggestion, there should be an option to initiate autoscroll behavior based on the remaining time in the song, as a 'plan B' to when timecode fails.
Peter- I noticed when lyrics are time coded, the 'Scroll Speed' buttons are replaced with 'Text Size', and also in the settings 'External Screen Settings', the 'Lyrics on External Screen' I have ON.
Is there something about this setting that removes manual scrolling behavior? Do you have any recommendations for the situation I presented? Much appreciated.