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Playback the whole band can lean on.

Stems, click and spoken cues in one place. When the leader changes course, the tracks follow at the next bar.

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Kreaudio Stage at work

Kreaudio Stage with Terang-Mu loaded: the setlist on the left, the song’s sections over its waveform, and the mixer below. Kreaudio Stage playing Bangkit dan Puji Dia, the next song in the setlist.

  1. Press play.

    Every stem runs in time, from the first bar to the last.

  2. Sections on the bar.

    Tap one and the song moves there at the next bar, in time.

  3. Cues for the band.

    The click and a spoken guide reach the band’s ears, never the room.

  4. Keys that follow.

    Patches change with the song and the section, right beside the playback.

  5. The whole set, ready.

    The next song is loaded and waiting before this one ends.

Built for the person behind the laptop.

Kreaudio makes audio software for live music. Kreaudio Stage, our first app, runs the tracks so your band can focus on leading worship.

Everything the set needs, in one app.

  1. Terang-Mu playing in Chorus 1, with the song’s sections over its waveform and as buttons below it.

    Sections on the bar.

    Tap a section and the song moves there at the next bar, in time.

  2. The patches for Terang-Mu beside an on-screen keyboard, each one tied to a part of the song.

    Keys beside the tracks.

    Your software instruments change patches with the song and the section, right next to the playback.

  3. Mixer strips for the click bus, the spoken cues, synth, piano, electric guitar, bass and drums.

    Click and cues for the band.

    Stems, the click and a spoken guide each go to their own outputs. The band hears what is coming; the room never does.

  4. The phone remote: the song, section, tempo and key at the top, and the song’s sections as buttons below.

    A remote in your pocket.

    Run the set from a phone or iPad. The Mac serves the page itself, so there is nothing to install.

  5. The setlist on the left, with Bangkit dan Puji Dia playing after Terang-Mu.

    The next song, ready.

    The next song is loaded and waiting before this one ends.

  6. Built to keep playing.

    A Backup Mac follows the Main within 5 ms. Songs play from the Mac itself, even offline for days at a time.

One song library for the whole church.

Organisation mode shares a Bank of songs across your church, hands each setlist to its operator, and keeps accounts and licences in one web console.

  1. Bank

    Music Directors prepare each song once, for everyone in the organisation.

  2. Setlist

    They build the service from the Bank and assign it to an operator.

  3. Operator

    The set arrives on the operator’s Mac at the next sync, ready to play.

Be there on day one.

Kreaudio Stage comes to Mac first, with Windows in development. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.

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