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JustMakeQ is a show control application published by Breizhzion, designed for managing live performance cues across multiple media and control protocols. The software handles live audio, video, MIDI, and OSC cues, positioning it within the show control and live event production category, a field typically associated with theater, concerts, installations, broadcasts, and other staged or live environments where precisely timed playback and device triggering are required. By combining audio and video playback with MIDI and Open Sound Control (OSC) messaging in a single cue-based system, JustMakeQ addresses the common production need for a centralized cue stack that can trigger sound files, video content, lighting or sound consoles, synthesizers, and other network-enabled equipment in sequence or simultaneously. The current version of the software is 1.0.0-beta.99, and a total of 14 versions have been released, indicating active development leading up to a full stable release. The beta designation in the version number suggests that the publisher considers the software feature-complete or near-complete in its pre-release phase, with version 1.0.0 approaching finalization as beta iterations accumulate. As a cue-based show control tool, JustMakeQ is relevant to sound designers, video operators, stage managers, and technicians who need to coordinate multimedia elements during live events, as well as to venues and production companies seeking an integrated solution rather than separate applications for each media type. The inclusion of both MIDI and OSC support reflects the software's orientation toward interoperability with standard industry hardware and software, since these protocols are widely used for communication between controllers, digital audio workstations, lighting desks, and media servers. Users evaluating show control options can consider JustMakeQ alongside other cue management tools in this category, with the understanding that the current build remains in beta status while development continues through its numbered release cycle.
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