A full-screen performance UI designed to be read under stage lighting and operated without looking at the screen.
A horizontal row of small buttons, one per song in the active setlist. The current song is highlighted. Click any song to jump directly to it (fires section 0). On a tablet, this scrolls horizontally if your setlist is long.
Large tiles showing all sections for the currently active song. Each tile shows the section name and a colored pill for the assigned preset's color tag. Tap / click a tile to fire that section's preset.
The active section is highlighted. You can see at a glance what's playing and what's next.
Below the section tiles, the current song's BPM, key, and notes are shown as a quiet reference strip. BPM is shown large enough to read across a dark stage.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Space or → | Advance to the next section (wraps to next song) |
| ← | Go back to the previous section |
| 1–9 | Jump to song N, section 0 |
Click ⛶ Fullscreen in the Show Mode header to go fullscreen. This hides the browser chrome and nav bar, giving you the maximum possible screen real estate for the tiles. Press Esc to exit.
On a tablet in landscape orientation with fullscreen active, RigWork looks and behaves like a dedicated hardware controller.
The ⊘ Panic button sends All Notes Off (CC 123, value 0) and All Sound Off (CC 121, value 0) on all 16 MIDI channels simultaneously. Use it if something gets stuck - a held note, a drone that won't stop, a frozen reverb tail.
Rig is optimized for tablet use in Show Mode. A 10" or larger tablet in landscape gives you enough tile real estate to tap sections reliably mid-song. Recommended setup: