ComsTalk to the crew through the same Go2Cue stations that run your cue lights: Windows and Mac computers, iPhones and iPads. A wired headset on each, your show network, no beltpacks. Pro wireless beltpacks cost thousands each; Go2Cue Coms runs on what's already in your booth.
Hold to talk, or double tap to keep it openA key and a level for each channelTalk to whoever is on standby; CALL; MIC KILLSpot 1 is calling; SR Deck is talkingEveryone on one channel, like a classic wired party line. Hold to talk, or double tap and it stays open. A call button lights the stage manager's screen, and the stage manager's mic kill closes every open mic.
Up to eight: LX, SOUND, FLY, DECK. Decide who talks and who only listens on each. Each crew member sets their own volume for every channel they hear. Your channel setup is saved in the show file, so it's ready for the next rehearsal.
Go2Cue knows who is on standby. One key talks straight to those stations, whatever their channel: "Fly rail, standby for 42". Or hold a station's headset to talk to it alone.
Talk, call and mic kill keys that light as the screen does, and on a Stream Deck + the dials set each channel's level. Keyboard and MIDI keys work for talk as well, so a foot pedal can be push-to-talk.
Coms Lite is $129 to own or $2 a day to rent: a party line for 8 stations. Coms Pro is $329 or $4 a day: your own channels, on every station. Or get all three parts in Go2Cue Lite or Go2Cue Pro.