Thanks for responding after 2 years of me writing this
Yeah, it would be still cool to have that. If you look at how Youtube is handling timecodes, the possibilities would be endless.
E.g. Cubase could detect timecodes in some pasted text/or your clipboard and then convert these into separate markers with a note attached. The notes I receive or make for my projects always look like this:
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00:01:23 - voices are too quiet
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00:01:40 - choose another take
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00:02:23 - fade out music earlier
I put these into apple notes so I can tick them off but yeah, having them directly inside cubase would so much nicer
Another thing: Movie cues. When you write a score for a TV show or movie as a composer, you will definately have to submit your music to a PRO at some point together with a cue sheet. As of now, I am always making a new project in which I import the score as a whole and then import the cycle marker track from the scoring project to help me set the marking points for the cues.
The next steps are:
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deleting/adding cycle markers however they fit best
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making sure the cue’s all fade to zero by cutting the audio clip and adding a tiny fadeout at the end
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exporting the cues
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exporting the final cycle marker track as an XML
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uploading the XML to a website that I know and might be online or it might now…who knows? CUBASE :: MARKERS TO CUE SHEET
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converting the XML into a PDF so I can send it off to my producer who then submits it to the PRO
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uploading all my cue audio files to the PRO
Obviously the most tricky part is the conversion into a PDF. So if there was a way to turn all cycle marker tracks into a beautifully formatted PDF… that would be incredible - and it would even set Cubase even more apart from other DAW’s like Logic or Pro Tools.
This could all be stuff accessible from the marker track editor window.