7 hours ago
I totally support the request for a **simple Cuelist view**—sometimes minimalism is exactly what a live operator needs. It reminds me of how intuitive rhythm control feels in sprunky, where you can drop cues and instantly hear results without clutter.
For those who appreciate detailed layer timing, game sprunki gives you full freedom to stack and sequence just like nested cue points in a DAW—but without the overhead.
If you're into modding your workflow like customizing macros or hotkeys, check out sprunki mods. It’s basically a sandbox for testing out wild timing variations before committing to a final cue stack.
When I want a more stylized but minimal setup, I turn to sprunki. Its clean visual language is perfect for those who want aesthetic clarity while staying focused on cue logic.
And if I just need to relax but still keep my brain ticking, block blast strategy gives me puzzle satisfaction and helps reset my creative brain after long programming sessions.
For those who appreciate detailed layer timing, game sprunki gives you full freedom to stack and sequence just like nested cue points in a DAW—but without the overhead.
If you're into modding your workflow like customizing macros or hotkeys, check out sprunki mods. It’s basically a sandbox for testing out wild timing variations before committing to a final cue stack.
When I want a more stylized but minimal setup, I turn to sprunki. Its clean visual language is perfect for those who want aesthetic clarity while staying focused on cue logic.
And if I just need to relax but still keep my brain ticking, block blast strategy gives me puzzle satisfaction and helps reset my creative brain after long programming sessions.