unload a cue list

Just confirming: you currently have existing cues in a cue list, and you want to keep them, and you want the command line to only say "LIVE:", is this correct? Just confirming because if you don't have any cues, it will only say "LIVE:" without the cue # context. So I'm assuming that is not what your situation is.

If my assumption is correct, then yes: if you have a single cue list that has 1 or more cues, the command line will say "LIVE: Cue #:" for context of where you are in Live and in Blind. So...

If you have an existing cue list but want the command line to not give this context of a cue #, you can make another cue list that is a dummy cue list without any cues, and then put your command line in context of that empty list.

So if your existing list is cue list 1, make a new cue list: list 2. (There are multiple ways to do this, let us know if you need help). Once you have a list 2, with no cues in it, you can type in Live [Cue 2 / Enter] and your PSD will display (by default) the empty cue list 2, and your command line will only say "LIVE:". There are ways to get around what list your PSD displays.

On another front, I'm curious to know what is driving this question, if you could shed some light. Is it a busking show with a very specific context? Is it a small monitor so the size of the command line is limited? I hope this helps you out and gets you what you wanted.

Thank you for answering the question, just wanted to ask about adding a cue list with no cues.  What I did was <record> <cue> 10/1 and then deleted cue 1.  Is there another more efficient way to do this?

That's a perfectly valid way! Slightly more efficient would be [BLIND] [Cue] [10] [/] [Enter] [LIVE] since you don't have to delete afterwards.

Also keep in mind the Cue List Index screen [Tab 16] that can help to manage all of your cue lists at a glance. You can also create or delete lists there.

Glad to have helped!

That's a perfectly valid way! Slightly more efficient would be [BLIND] [Cue] [10] [/] [Enter] [LIVE] since you don't have to delete afterwards.

Also keep in mind the Cue List Index screen [Tab 16] that can help to manage all of your cue lists at a glance. You can also create or delete lists there.

Glad to have helped!