AIO OnStage Walkthrough

AIO OnStage WalkthroughSee AIO OnStage in action! Join Jordan Hardison, CEO of AIO.Church, for a complete walkthrough of the worship playback software—from building and syncing setlists to routing audio, looping song sections, and managing transitions during a live service. Jordan demonstrates how AIO OnStage connects with the AIO ecosystem to simplify service preparation while giving worship teams flexibility on stage. Explore stem mixing, automatic pad keys, generated timecode, and guide cues that follow changes to your song arrangement. Then, get a preview of what’s coming next: Ray voice commands. Watch Jordan use a talkback microphone to start a song, hold a section, queue upcoming sections, and fade tracks while keeping the click and guide running. Explore AIO.Church: https://aio.church IN THIS WALKTHROUGH • Sync events, arrangements, and song keys through AIO Cloud. • Pause syncing to protect your set during a service. • Build transitions using crossfades, pads, and stops. • Customize click sounds, levels, and playback controls. • Generate timecode for compatible presentation and lighting workflows. • Jump between sections and loop parts of a song. • Mix individual tracks and organize stem buses. • Configure accounts, permissions, locations, and rigs. • Route audio using interfaces and Dante Virtual Soundcard. • Preview Ray as a voice-controlled musical director. RAY PREVIEW The Ray demonstration shows upcoming functionality. Jordan explains that Ray commands are planned for inclusion as a beta in the next AIO OnStage release. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Welcome to AIO OnStage 1:14 Interface overview, events, and setlists 1:46 Automatic downloads and AIO Cloud syncing 2:13 Updating arrangements and song keys 2:37 Pause sync to lock in your live set 2:52 Song transitions, pads, and automatic pad keys 3:36 Track fades, pads, and independent click playback 4:02 Transport controls and click settings 4:18 Generated timecode for presentation and lighting 4:40 Section mode, bar mode, and live navigation 5:35 Individual tracks, stem buses, mute, and solo 6:00 Account setup and user permissions 6:23 Locations and rigs 6:48 Audio routing and output devices 7:21 The C++ audio engine and multiple audio sources 8:36 Stem groups, stereo outputs, and channel assignments 9:17 Live playback demonstration 9:50 Jumping between song sections 10:06 Looping a section during worship 10:24 Fading tracks while keeping click and guide 10:44 Guide cues that follow section changes 11:18 Stop, pad, and crossfade transitions 11:46 Introducing the Ray voice-command preview 12:03 Talkback microphone setup 12:26 Starting a song with a voice command 12:39 Holding a section and continuing playback 13:08 Calling multiple upcoming song sections 13:40 Fading tracks with a voice command 14:03 Understanding commands versus band communication 14:30 Ray beta plans and next steps What would make your worship playback workflow easier? Share your questions and thoughts in the comments. Like this video and subscribe for more AIO.Church walkthroughs, product updates, and church technology demonstrations. #AIOChurch #AIOOnStage #WorshipTech #ChurchTech #WorshipTracks