Audio on Cue The Audio on Cue iPhone/iPod application allows you to create a play list using the audio items in your iPod library on your device. Unlike playing the list in your iPod application, songs are played one-at-a-time on your command - the next song in the list doesn't start until you tell it to. I created this application because I needed a better way to control the music played from my device in live events. I tried adding "silent songs" in between songs, but sometimes I still forgot or needed to attend to other things and failed to stop the player in time. This application improved the quality of my sound in my live events: no more "oops the sound guy screwed up" mistakes. Because of the specialized nature of this application, it does not play well with others on the iPhone/iPad. If you exit the application while playing a song, the song will quit playing. When the application is not active, it may not be in control of the sound being played. Therefore, it gives up control - by design. The Play List List When the application is started, it displays the list of play lists that are defined.    At this screen you can do the following: Tap the Edit button to re-order or delete items in the list Tap the "+" button to create a new play list Tap an existing play list to play the play list Edit/Add Play List    At this screen you can do the following: Tap the name to change/edit the name value Tap "-" to delete the adjacent audio item Tap "+" to add new audio items by selecting them from the iPod library Reorder the audio items (by dragging the table image on the left of each item) Cancel or Save the changes by taping the associated button in the navigation bar  Play Play List At this screen you can do the following: Tap the Play Lists button to return to the play list list screen - this will stop the current audio item if it is playing. Tap the edit button to edit the current play list. This option is not available if the audio item is being played. Adjust the current position within the current audio item by dragging the marker on the top slider. Adjust the volume by dragging the marker on the bottom slider. (The relative volume level is given above it for your reference.) Play/pause the current audio item. Move to the previous or next audio item in the play list. (Doing so will not start playing the audio item until you tell it to.)