Bulk Rename, select via cue type
Posted: Fri May 07, 2021 7:14 pm
Hello, is it possible while bulk renaming cues, to select only the audio cues to rename, then select the SFR cues and bulk rename them separately?
for example, we do allot of award shows where there is an award sting (audio cue) followed by a fade cue (SFR) maybe 30 to 50 per show and I like all of my award stings to be called A01 to A50 and then the Fade cues to be called F A01 to F A50. This would be easy if I could select ever other cue to be renamed, or select only audio cues within a region to be renamed A01 to A50 and later go back and select all SFR cues in the same region to be renamed F-A01 to F-A50. I hope this makes sense, some of our shows are so long and its nice to look and see where you are, and it can be a pain when I add in an extra sting at A11 then have to individually rename every cue after this one
It is still important to do this in sections/ regions rather than rename all audio cues as I use allot of audio hotkeys which I don't want to rename as these are normally called the letter of the keyboard they are assigned to.
Thank you in advance. Jay.
for example, we do allot of award shows where there is an award sting (audio cue) followed by a fade cue (SFR) maybe 30 to 50 per show and I like all of my award stings to be called A01 to A50 and then the Fade cues to be called F A01 to F A50. This would be easy if I could select ever other cue to be renamed, or select only audio cues within a region to be renamed A01 to A50 and later go back and select all SFR cues in the same region to be renamed F-A01 to F-A50. I hope this makes sense, some of our shows are so long and its nice to look and see where you are, and it can be a pain when I add in an extra sting at A11 then have to individually rename every cue after this one
It is still important to do this in sections/ regions rather than rename all audio cues as I use allot of audio hotkeys which I don't want to rename as these are normally called the letter of the keyboard they are assigned to.
Thank you in advance. Jay.