What do cues store on a programmable console?

On a programmable console, cues primarily store intensity, channel, and time parameters. This is because cues are essential for controlling the lighting and sound design in a performance or production.

When a cue is activated, it can adjust the intensity of lights (how bright or dim they should be), manage which channels of lighting or sound equipment are active, and set the timing for when these changes should occur. This capability allows for seamless transitions and creates a cohesive experience for the audience.

The other choices, while related to performing arts, do not accurately represent what is typically stored in cues on a programmable console. Musical notes and lyrics pertain more to musical score than to stage technology, audio levels only focus on sound without addressing lighting, and script pages are part of the written material for actors, not a technological function of the console.