*This plugin is free and open source on my GitHub, but if you like it feel free to purchase it here.

The Tater Setlist Manager is a way for you to easily reorganize what song your last cue calls.

How I use it

For example, I have Song1, Song2, and Song3. My macros and sequences are named Song1, Song2, Song3, and the macros are stored sequentially: Song1, Song2, Song3. The tour manager comes up to you 10 minutes before showtime and tells you we are Switching Song2 and Song3 around. So, in the macro pool I just order them: Song1, Song3, Song2. I run the plugin, select the range of song macros, and it will automatically update so the last cue of Song1 calls Macro Song3, and then Song3's last cue calls Macro Song2.

You will have to renumber all of your last cues to equal the same number, by default the plugin looks for Cue 500, however you can easily change the Last Cue # on the GUI to fit your specific needs.

Plugin Safety

The plugin is relatively safe to use, however, it will overwrite anything inside of the Command section for the last cue that you select. If you need to use the Command section for more than just calling the next song macro, I recommend creating a secondary LastCue that auto follows with the commands you need. Or you can incorporate those commands into your song macros.

How it works:

It works by detecting the order of the song macros in the macro list via their pool number, it reads the name of the macro, it then runs: Select Sequence $SongName, and then it runs Set Cue $LastCue Property "Command" "Go+ Macro $NextSong. The variables are handled by the plugin. Please note: The last song in the list will remain selected on the console until you select a different item. This will be fixed in version 2.

*This plugin is free and open source on my GitHub, but if you like it feel free to purchase it here.