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A Converted Scene Lands Clean. Loading a converted show used to leave the rest of the desk holding the previous one — channels 17-32 still yesterday's band on an X32, and on a Wing even the EQ bands the source did not use kept the last gig's curve underneath the new one. Conversions now cover the whole channel layer, blanking what the show does not reach. Also fixed on the way through: stereo pairs arrived at the Wing hard left instead of centred, a bypassed high-pass lost the frequency you had dialled, and a low-cut EQ band reached the Wing as a bell at 0 dB — doing nothing at all.
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Share Replaces Export. The biggest workflow change since the Tech Pack. Export is gone, replaced by one Share panel with two tabs — Document (the whole export UI: meta fields, page list, logo, live preview) and People (collaborators and the view-only editor link). Download PDF sits in the footer, and the panel now stays open after a download instead of closing on you.
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Your Share Link Is the Rider. Publishing builds the PDF, uploads it, and hands you a link. Edit the plot and the link a venue already has updates in place — same URL, new document. It renders inline on phones instead of showing page one and stopping, and it works on locked-down guest wifi. A revoked link now says so, rather than offering a download that fails.
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A Real Social Card. Paste a share link into Slack, iMessage, or socials and you get a branded card with your plot name and your own overhead render on the top sheet — not a raw, oddly-cropped screenshot whose shape changed with every plot.
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Reorderable Export Pages. Every page is listed separately — Overhead, 3D, Input List, Output List, Bill of Materials, and each custom Tech Pack page. Drag to reorder; the order drives both the preview and the PDF. An eyeball toggles any page off.
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Stage Directions on Plot Pages. UPSTAGE / DOWNSTAGE / AUDIENCE / STAGE LEFT / STAGE RIGHT now ring the Overhead and Tech pages, the way a printed stage plot is expected to read — and they follow the plot when a landscape plot rotates onto a portrait page. Plots also get proper margins instead of running flush to the page edge.
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Bill of Materials Is Opt-In. The BOM is a gear count for the production side, not something most riders want stapled on, so it no longer ships by default — still one click to include. Also fixed: odd channel numbers were invisible in the Input List preview, and rider header fields could leak between plots.
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Console Scene Converter. A new free tool at /convert turns an X32/M32 .scn into a Behringer Wing snapshot, in the browser. Channel names, perceptually-matched strip colours (the two palettes are unrelated — passing the index straight through turns green into blue), stereo-linked pairs collapsed, DCA and mute groups, EQ bands, and the real input patch read off the routing blocks so AES50 stageboxes land where they actually are.
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Export Console Scene from the Input List. Push your channel list straight to the desk: X32/M32 .scn with names, nearest-match strip colours and +48V on phantom-flagged channels; a name CSV for A&H dLive / Avantis / SQ; and Wing.
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LTC Timecode Generator. Another free tool, at /timecode-generator. Pick a frame rate and a start time, download a SMPTE LTC WAV — or a numbered batch as a zip with timecode running continuously across the whole set. Durations snap to whole frames, so no two files ever open on the same label.
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Custom Models — Elite. Upload your own .glb gear and drag it in like any catalog item, from a new always-visible Custom library category. The upload dialog previews your model against a 5'11" figure with aspect-locked sizing and Z-up / yaw fixes before anything is stored. 25 models, 250 MB total, 20 MB per file. Uploading is gated; rendering never is — collaborators, share links, and downgraded accounts all still see the real model.
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Keyboard-Driven Library. Press L to open the item library with the search focused — the + button is now a labelled Library pill. Arrows walk the categories, Enter opens one, arrowing onto a variant flies its menu out, Right/Enter steps in and Left/Esc steps back. Place a whole rig without reaching for the mouse.
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Manage Shares from My Plots. Leave a shared plot — previously there was no way off a plot someone had added you to. Expand an owned shared plot to see everyone on it and remove people without opening it. Badges now spell out "Shared · editor" or "Shared · viewer" so you know which side of the share you're on.
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Invites Always Email. An invite sent to someone who already had an account used to grant access silently and send nothing — the one person who could act on it was the only one never told. Everyone gets the email now.
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Starting a Collaboration Is Elite, Joining Is Free. Invites and share links are an Elite feature; taking part in one you were invited to works on any plan, so an Elite owner's crew never needs to pay to be on the plot.
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Save Conflict Guard for Editors. The stale-write check only covered plot owners — the one branch least likely to race. An editor, who by definition has someone else in the document, could overwrite a collaborator's newer save with no warning to either party. Both paths are covered now.
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Centerline Guides. Cyan guides light up when an item lands on the stage centerline, hold briefly after the drop, then fade. Items were always pulled toward center — now you can see it happen instead of guessing.
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Bounded Play Area. Placement and 2D zoom-out are clamped to the grid you can actually see, and the boundary resizes with the stage. This also fixes a reported bug where a default stage deck could silently collapse the play area — decks wouldn't drag past an invisible square and Overhead refused to zoom back out. Flown items no longer fall to the floor on restack, either.
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Tech View Dimension Tool. Auto-placed dimension lines are replaced by a crosshair click-drag draw mode that snaps to horizontal, vertical, 45°, and the half-foot grid, with full support for diagonal rulers. Dragging a ruler is now smooth — it repaints only the overlay instead of re-rendering the whole 3D scene every frame.
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Label Text Sizing. A point-based stepper up to 200pt replaces the four fixed presets.
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Consistent Snap. Drag snap is a steady 0.5 of whatever unit you're working in and follows the ft/m toggle, which has moved below the stage dimensions in the New Plot dialog.
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New Catalog Items. Ukulele, Banjo, Accordion, Tabla, Tambourine, Sousaphone, Kick Drum, and Floor Tom join the Instruments tree, plus a Drum Kit (1 down) — a four-piece with no rack tom. Also new: a Cable Ramp, and a 10×10 Canopy Tent that sits over your gear rather than stacking on top of it.
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Mic Stands Generate Input Channels. Placing eight vocal mics used to produce an empty input list. Each stand now carries a Vocal / SM58 channel with the stand type — Tall Boom, Short Boom, Straight, Straight (Round Base) — written into its notes, and your Mic Defaults still apply. Stands already on a saved plot aren't backfilled; re-place them, or toggle "Add to Input List" off and on.
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Input / Output List & Tech Pack. Custom columns can now be deleted from the Columns dropdown. Each Tech Pack tab gets an "Include in Tech Pack" toggle, BOM rows get a delete X, multi-select uses a subtler highlight, Sample Pad is now Drum Sample Pad with channel names to match, and the 2D view is called Overhead (was "Classic").
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AI Builder. New setup macros, quantity multipliers, and a much broader vocabulary.
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Speed & Polish. Significant optimizations for speed, performance, and stability throughout the app and the site.