Doc McCoy
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This script requires the add-in "Navigation Essentials" by Lukas Ruschitzka
The script does the following:
1. Select Tracks with Selected Events
2. Apply Track Names to Events
3. Apply Track Names to Channels
4. Apply Track Names to Instruments
5. Solo Selected Events
6. Assign Unique Track Colors
7. View > Editor
The last step open the Editor window and show all the notes for the track events that you selected, each in a unique color.
Example of 3 Brass parts. All had the same color in the Arranger view.
Important Note: Since this uses "Assign Unique Track Colors" you need to make sure that when you are finished with the edit that you apply "Restore Track Colors". I just use F5 to run the script and F6 to restore the colors. It's really streamlined my workflow. Maybe it can do the same for you.
Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1Pe5TNQzfGLR6208liEANoQzDZqQRFD9u
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- Operating System: Agnostic
- Compatibility: Studio One versions 4 and up. Fender Studio Pro 8 and up
- Status: Stable
- Price / license: Free
- Testing: Completed
- AI assistance: Yes (Codex)
The script does the following:
1. Select Tracks with Selected Events
2. Apply Track Names to Events
3. Apply Track Names to Channels
4. Apply Track Names to Instruments
5. Solo Selected Events
6. Assign Unique Track Colors
7. View > Editor
The last step open the Editor window and show all the notes for the track events that you selected, each in a unique color.
Example of 3 Brass parts. All had the same color in the Arranger view.
Important Note: Since this uses "Assign Unique Track Colors" you need to make sure that when you are finished with the edit that you apply "Restore Track Colors". I just use F5 to run the script and F6 to restore the colors. It's really streamlined my workflow. Maybe it can do the same for you.
Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1Pe5TNQzfGLR6208liEANoQzDZqQRFD9u
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