As noted here previously, Jason Knox is creating a series of video tutorials for QLab 2. The first four are now up!

I think you’ll agree: he’s doing some amazing work on these.

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Sound designer and composer Jason Knox is working on a series of video tutorials for QLab 2. (See our artist’s rendition below, simulating what experts believe to be a true-to-life simulation of a Jason Knox in his natural tutorial habitat.)

Each tutorial video will have a corresponding example [...]

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I’ve updated many of the documentation pages to get them in line with the current state of the program. As development continues, these pages will of course become stale again, but for now they have been yanked back to the realm of the relevant. I’ve also dropped one or two seeds of information [...]

Despite a weekend trip to my Grandmother-in-law’s home in Virginia for her 93rd birthday (!), I’ve managed to squeeze out a new release tonight.
Major changes have been made to the Fade Cues, as well as some revisions to the interface. The changes to the Fade Cues require you to recreate fades in old workspaces. [...]

The main body of documentation has been drafted, excepting the examples section and a more complete list of troubleshooting tips. The next release of QLab will include this documentation from the Help menu.
To build these docs I’ve set up a handy makefile and a couple of shell scripts, so I only have to maintain [...]

Hacking on the code, while the most fun, is not always the most urgent priority. In the last few weeks I’ve hardly even touched XCode at all. But now the diversion is nearly complete. Aside from the web site, both the QLab Tracker and the QLab Wiki are now up and running. [...]