Integrations
Connect CueForge to your production stack
Honest documentation for every external system CueForge can interact with. Status labels, setup checklists, and safety notes included.
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Before you connect anything
Network checklist
- Confirm IP addresses on both sides
- Verify ports are open and not blocked
- Use static IPs or reserved DHCP leases
- Test with ping before configuring triggers
Test cue checklist
- Create a dedicated test cue
- Map it to a non-production target
- Verify the external system responds
- Only then map to production targets
Do not use untested integrations in a live show. Every external system behaves differently. Network conditions change. Device states change. What worked yesterday may not work today without verification.
Guides
Integration guides
Select a system to view its setup guide, requirements, and safety notes.
Lighting
grandMA3
Early AccessSend OSC triggers to MA3 executors, sequences, and custom commands from CueForge cue markers. Early-access maturity.
grandMA2
Documentation DraftIntended grandMA2 compatibility via OSC or remote control concepts. This is a documentation draft; no runtime support is currently available.
Media Servers
Protocols
OSC (Open Sound Control)
AvailableGeneral-purpose OSC in both directions: OSC Cues send to any compatible device or software, and Control Mapping receives OSC to fire cues and show actions.
MIDI
AvailableMIDI in both directions: MIDI Cues send to synthesizers, lighting desks, DAWs, and other MIDI-capable equipment; Control Mapping receives MIDI (including hardware controllers) to fire cues and show actions.
Network
HTTP / Webhooks
AvailableHTTP in both directions: HTTP Cues send requests to external APIs, control systems, and webhooks; Control Mapping receives HTTP (method + path matching) to fire cues and show actions.
Network Troubleshooting
AvailableDiagnose and resolve network issues between CueForge and external systems.
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