Question

Studio One could use multiple timeline tracks -- which would really help support film/video composers and sound designers, in addition to anyone that wants to keep track of where they are in the song by more than one timebase. The basic idea is that sometimes we need to see timecode/frames or total time in the timeline but ALSO see the measures/beats, etc... right now, you can only have one timebase shown at a time in the timeline.

BTW, Cubase has this feature, and coming over from Cubase to Studio One, some of us really miss this feature.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

+1 in multiple ruler tracks

Answer 3

Using the music in the film creates appeal and appeal to viewers who have great emotions.

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Answer 4

I'm all for it!

Answer 5

Good idea, as an optional display.

That can be useful when we want to see both timing in seconds / minutes / hours + in tempo measures for example.

Answer 6

Usar a música no filme cria um apelo e apelo para os espectadores que têm grandes emoções.

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Answer 7

A secondary timeline option has been added in Studio One 5.1.