RadioDJ105
Hi there.
A long time ago, I am thinking of something that will help most of us.
Yesterday, while I was editing a song on Sound Forge, I have notice that I can rename a mark region.
Please check the following photo
I have load the song "it's raining men" from Geri Halliwell. So, the first mark is in the beginning of the vocals (humidity is rising).
The second mark is on the refren. And the last mark is on the last refren.
On Virtual DJ, I think that it would be a great idea, if you could right click on the waveform and "rename" the que number (for example 2) with a small note that you wish to type.
Do you think that it's easy to add this feature?
A long time ago, I am thinking of something that will help most of us.
Yesterday, while I was editing a song on Sound Forge, I have notice that I can rename a mark region.
Please check the following photo
I have load the song "it's raining men" from Geri Halliwell. So, the first mark is in the beginning of the vocals (humidity is rising).
The second mark is on the refren. And the last mark is on the last refren.
On Virtual DJ, I think that it would be a great idea, if you could right click on the waveform and "rename" the que number (for example 2) with a small note that you wish to type.
Do you think that it's easy to add this feature?
Posted Thu 15 Sep 11 @ 10:45 am
PhantomDeejay
You CAN rename cue-points already... Right click on the on cue-point marker on the PROGRESS waveform (the on deck waveform) and hit rename...
Posted Thu 15 Sep 11 @ 12:13 pm
RadioDJ105
Πλάκα κάνεις!
You must be kidding. That's why I love this program.
It surprises me with these features!
You must be kidding. That's why I love this program.
It surprises me with these features!
Posted Fri 16 Sep 11 @ 10:45 am
the SOUND INSURGENT
Some skins will even show the name you've given the said cue point ;-)
Huey
Huey
Posted Fri 16 Sep 11 @ 11:05 am
Scrinson
Hi,
Does anyone know the code to allow a skin to show the cue name?
Cheers
Does anyone know the code to allow a skin to show the cue name?
Cheers
Posted Thu 29 Sep 11 @ 4:32 am
Ludek
<textzone chan="1" rightclick="edit_cuename" rightclickvalue="1">
<size width="57" height="12"/>
<pos x="16" y="464"/>
<text font="Arial" size="12" color="yellow" weight="bold" scroll="yes"align="right" format="%Pnamecue1"/>
</textzone>
<size width="57" height="12"/>
<pos x="16" y="464"/>
<text font="Arial" size="12" color="yellow" weight="bold" scroll="yes"align="right" format="%Pnamecue1"/>
</textzone>
Posted Thu 29 Sep 11 @ 4:18 pm
groovindj
Are these cue points and names remembered?
i.e. if you set a bunch of cue points and name them, then go and load another track, will those cues come back when you load the first track again?
i.e. if you set a bunch of cue points and name them, then go and load another track, will those cues come back when you load the first track again?
Posted Fri 14 Oct 11 @ 10:31 am
djdad
groovindj wrote :
Are these cue points and names remembered?
i.e. if you set a bunch of cue points and name them, then go and load another track, will those cues come back when you load the first track again?
i.e. if you set a bunch of cue points and name them, then go and load another track, will those cues come back when you load the first track again?
of course. Cue names are saved in the database xml file
Posted Fri 14 Oct 11 @ 1:38 pm
Scrinson
Thanks Ludek.
I'll try that.
I'll try that.
Posted Thu 27 Oct 11 @ 5:42 am
anji1
I've been using this feature a lot, renaming each cue and writing myself little notes on each so I can remember what I was planning to do at each cue. Now I've switched to a MAC, and I cannot right-click on each cue. Does anyone know how to rename cues using a MAC?
Posted Sun 29 Apr 12 @ 11:15 am
PhantomDeejay
You can always use your keyboard:
action="cue_name" <---This will work on the current cue-point (the cue-point that's currently selected)
You can also use specific commands but this requires more buttons to be mapped:
action="cue_name 1" <---This will work on the first cue-point (cue-point 1)
action="cue_name 2" <---This will work on the second cue-point (cue-point 2)
action="cue_name 3" <---This will work on the third cue-point (cue-point 3)
action="cue_name 4" <---This will work on the forth cue-point (cue-point 4)
In all cases, a small window will pop-up asking you for the cue's name.
action="cue_name" <---This will work on the current cue-point (the cue-point that's currently selected)
You can also use specific commands but this requires more buttons to be mapped:
action="cue_name 1" <---This will work on the first cue-point (cue-point 1)
action="cue_name 2" <---This will work on the second cue-point (cue-point 2)
action="cue_name 3" <---This will work on the third cue-point (cue-point 3)
action="cue_name 4" <---This will work on the forth cue-point (cue-point 4)
In all cases, a small window will pop-up asking you for the cue's name.
Posted Mon 30 Apr 12 @ 2:11 am
SBDJ
Your question has been answered in the other post you made and in the support ticket you raised, but for anyone else right click on a single button mouse under OS X is two fingers on touchpad then click.
Posted Mon 30 Apr 12 @ 6:21 am