soundofdrums
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I’ve nearly created a macro to solve something I’ve been wanting S1 to do for years - batch print stems through all respective FX channels and mix bus. I’m just one command short!
To explain the command I’m looking for: if you have an event selected and then hit the down arrow, it’ll move down to the next track and select the event on that track, however, if the next track is a folder track this same move won’t select the folder event (as it would if you click directly on the folder event). Is there any way to move to the next track AND highlight the folder event via keyboard shortcut or menu item?
2nd question, when building a macro, is there a way to duplicate the whole command sequence? So let’s say I have a string of 5 commands that make up the macro, it’d be really handy if you could duplicate all 5 commands in the original order so that the macro fires multiple times. The only way I can find to do this is to add multiple commands and then manually rearrange them all to create a super macro. So far this has been way too time consuming and complicated trying to do it one command at a time.
it’d be pretty cool if macros themselves showed up as commands in the macro edit page. That way you could quickly create mega super uber macros. Better still, maybe one day this new AI assistant will be able to do complex strings of commands for us 
To explain the command I’m looking for: if you have an event selected and then hit the down arrow, it’ll move down to the next track and select the event on that track, however, if the next track is a folder track this same move won’t select the folder event (as it would if you click directly on the folder event). Is there any way to move to the next track AND highlight the folder event via keyboard shortcut or menu item?
2nd question, when building a macro, is there a way to duplicate the whole command sequence? So let’s say I have a string of 5 commands that make up the macro, it’d be really handy if you could duplicate all 5 commands in the original order so that the macro fires multiple times. The only way I can find to do this is to add multiple commands and then manually rearrange them all to create a super macro. So far this has been way too time consuming and complicated trying to do it one command at a time.
it’d be pretty cool if macros themselves showed up as commands in the macro edit page. That way you could quickly create mega super uber macros. Better still, maybe one day this new AI assistant will be able to do complex strings of commands for us