Is there a macro to name markers when you place them?

Cubase
#1

It’s one of the many things that would help workflow greatly: When you place a marker, being able to name it immediately instead of having to go to the info line or marker window to rename it. It’s a simple and smart feature from Pro Tools and I want to find a way to do it here. I’m having a hard time figuring how to do it with a macro, or if it’s even possible.

Again, the feature that I’m looking for:

One key command that places the marker, then you write the marker name without having to click again or navigate anywhere, then you hit Enter and all is done.

#2

This command is only available in Nuendo. However, you can make a macro and add it to a short cut key and you can type it in the box:

Open Marker List
Insert Marker

Of course, you’ll have to then close the Marker List (CTRL + W). It’s the small things like this that I really miss about Nuendo.

#3

Damn, OK. Thanks for this, it’ll have to do for my existing projects on Cubase. As with other things in Cubase, it’s still too many clicks to do something basic that I use all of the time.

#4

Yes, it would be good just to doubleclick marker and rename as minimum.
I don’t think I used a daw that did not have that - apart from Cubase.

I think both Sonar and Reaper had Insert named marker and up comes a popup to write the name.

Marker is my main quick navigation in timeline.