shortcut: to original time stamp?

[BScout]

Originally Posted by trevora

Picture editor here - can you explain the two clicks on MC please? ('AutoSpot' is not something I need to do much - I'm guessing it's probably AutoSequence or maybe group clips then overwrite, but be interested in any alternatives).

Looking at that YouTube video using AppleScript I can absolutely see how useful it would be to some ProTools folks.

Yes. Select all the audio clips in a bin, Autosequence.

(We have nothing like this in Pro Tools)

[trevora]

Thought it might be - still a couple more steps cos you have to overwrite the 'autosequence' timeline to your edit timeline.

So (if you had MC available) you could AutoSequence in MC then send a linked AAF to ProTools... Be worth it for lots of spotting to same timecode.

[MixerGuy]

good thread - thanks all.

[pointybird]

Originally Posted by nednednerb

As I implied, it is VERY basic to tap 2-3 times.. it's just you want 1-2 taps.

SO, making your own shortcut in about 10 min would save a little lot of time. It would be VERY basic, even.

I've spent some time on making a shortcut or script that would do this, as I've always wanted the "spot to original timestamp" shortcut too. But I'm not getting anywhere.

Applescript is not recording anything from Pro Tools? Or are there other ways?

The script in the link is different, I just need something more basic, like when clicking on clips they will move to their original timestamp.

How does one go about this - anyone?

[nednednerb]

Originally Posted by pointybird

I've spent some time on making a shortcut or script that would do this, as I've always wanted the "spot to original timestamp" shortcut too. But I'm not getting anywhere.



Applescript is not recording anything from Pro Tools? Or are there other ways?



The script in the link is different, I just need something more basic, like when clicking on clips they will move to their original timestamp.



How does one go about this - anyone?

https://soundflow.org/store/pkg/scot...nal-timestamps

This is a ready made example that might work "out of the box"

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