Public beta · free

Your gear follows the song

QMe changes your preset, a mixer scene or a lighting look as the song moves from verse to chorus, and catches up if the band repeats a section. That shipped in 1.47, and 1.48 added chords written from your stems and rig learning on the Chart. Join the beta to try the next update on your rig before it ships.

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QMe MIDI Cues screen: a Line 6 Helix preset at song start, cues for each section, My Gear and MIDI Monitor
A cue for every part. Song start, any section, every chorus or a single line.
QMe preset list for a Line 6 Helix showing Setlist 1 01A to 03A
Presets the way your gear shows them. Pick 02B from a list, not a number chart.
QMe Add a cue screen with a Line 6 Helix in My Gear
Set up your gear once. Every song can use it from then on.

Join in three steps

Get TestFlight

Install Apple's free TestFlight app on your iPhone or iPad.

Tap Join

On the same device, tap Join the beta and install QMe.

Sign in and play

Use your usual QMe account and your songs are there. Add your gear in My Gear and press Test.

What's new in 1.47

Your gear follows the songPresets, scenes and lighting looks change as you get to each part, and catch up if the band repeats a chorus or jumps back.
Your pedalboard can pick the songA program change from your MIDI pedal opens that song in your set, backing track and all.
Effects in timeDelays and effects can follow each song's tempo.
LightsTrigger a new look in your lighting software for each section.
One key for the whole bandIn Jam Mode (Pro), when the leader changes the key, everyone's chords move with it.
Click in one earWith Pro backing tracks, send the click left and the tracks right for in-ear mixes.

Also new: a key check that tells you if a song's chords point to a different key. You can set cues on a computer too: open a song on qmeprompter.com and choose MIDI cues.

Gear in 1.47

Guitar and bass
Line 6 HelixHelix StadiumHX StompHX Stomp XLHX EffectsPOD GoQuad CortexQuad Cortex miniNano CortexKemper Player and StageAxe-Fx IIIFM3FM9AM4HeadRush Flex Prime, Prime, Core, MX5Fender Tone Master ProIK TONEXBoss KatanaBoss ME-90Spark PedalMooer GE300ValetonHotone Ampero IIDNAfx GiT Pro
Effects
Strymon TimeLineStrymon BigSkyStrymon MX and v2 pedalsEventide H9Chase BlissMerisWalrus MAKOZoom MS-50G+ and MS-70CDR+
Loopers, vocals and drums
Boss RC loopersBoss VE-500TC-Helicon VoiceLiveHeadRush VX5BeatBuddyRoland TR-8S
Keys, mixers and lights
NordMainStageBehringer X32Midas M32Allen & Heath Qu, SQ, CQYamaha TFLightkeyQLC+Chauvet and ADJ controllersAny other MIDI device

This is a beta, so tell us how it goes with your rig. That's the point.

Questions

Is the beta free?

Yes. The beta is free to install and test on TestFlight. MIDI cues, program change, tempo to your pedals and the key check are free features; Jam Mode and backing tracks are part of Pro.

Will I lose my songs?

No. The beta replaces the App Store version on that device and keeps your account. Sign in with your usual QMe account and your songs are there.

What is TestFlight?

TestFlight is Apple's free app for trying apps before they are released. Install it from the App Store, then tap the join link on this page.

What do I need to connect my gear?

Most gear connects with a USB-C cable or a USB MIDI interface; a few pedals need a TRS MIDI cable. The device settings in QMe tell you which.

How do I go back to the regular version?

Install QMe Prompter from the App Store again. Your songs stay in your account.

What should I test?

Add your device in My Gear and press Test. Then put a cue on the chorus and play a song through, including a repeated chorus. Tell us your gear, how it is connected and what happened.

Ready to try it?

Free on iPhone and iPad. Tell us how it goes: take a screenshot in the beta and tap Share Beta Feedback, or email support@qmeprompter.com.

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