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Encyclopedia > Cueing
  • A cue is a short term for the cue stick or the cue ball.
  • A cue can also describe an intentional gesture or sound, or any other event used to initiate:
    • an actor's directions
    • where a musical instrument should begin playing
    • where sound should begin when mixing
    • straightforward ways of activating prior knowledge
    • as in cue sheet, the start of a new song
  • See also voice cue in dances and cueing in Disc jockey

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Cue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (175 words)
In billiard games, cue is a short term for the cue stick or the cue ball.
Cue is also an alternative rock band with members from New York and Connecticut.
cue is a file format for cue sheets - it tells how to split an audio file in several tracks and what tags the tracks have.
Cue ball - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (171 words)
It is usually white in color, although in certain games where more than one cue ball is used, a second yellow cue ball may be employed.
Ideally, the cue ball should be the same size and mass as the other balls, but in certain kinds of coin operated pool tables, it may be slightly bigger and heavier.
Cue balls have been made from wood, ivory, and various synthetic materials.
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