Finale 3D Feature Requests

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Hey The Novice Pyro, in short, YES! We monitor this thread in real time and we fold requests into our development schedule whenever possible. We also plan to add a dedicated feature request tool to the website to make it easier to make requests, check status, up vote, and get insight into what’s currently in development.

 

The Novice Pyro wrote:

Is anything happening with these ideas? This would be a spectacular upgrade! This extra positions window (with groups) would be a lifesaver. Excellent idea!

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DrewFinale wrote:

Hey The Novice Pyro, in short, YES! We monitor this thread in real time and we fold requests into our development schedule whenever possible. We also plan to add a dedicated feature request tool to the website to make it easier to make requests, check status, up vote, and get insight into what’s currently in development.

Sorry Drew, that didn’t come out right. I meant was there anything happening specifically with that idea of having a dedicated graphical positions window. I just thought that was such a great idea and the post was a few years old so was curious if it had any traction.

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The Novice Pyro wrote:

Sorry Drew, that didn’t come out right. I meant was there anything happening specifically with that idea of having a dedicated graphical positions window. I just thought that was such a great idea and the post was a few years old so was curious if it had any traction.

Ahh, sorry, I misunderstood. This feature is a great idea. It’s not something we’re working on right now, but I will certainly keep it in mind.

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I’d really like to propose a keyboard shortcut that will move an effect back/forward in increments of a tenth of a second. Perhaps CTRL+SHIFT+< to move back .10 increments and CTRL+SHIFT+> to move forward .10 increments? SHIFT+Q opens the shift times dialog but it’s still tedious.

 

I typically use .10 for PFT on all single shots and slices. However, more often than not, I want to adjust this on the fly depending on the sight picture I’m after or whether I want to focus on the sound of the lift versus the visual. Having a quick shortcut will save me countless hours if I don’t have to SHIFT+Q and manually enter the values.

 

THANKS!!

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The Novice Pyro wrote:

I’d really like to propose a keyboard shortcut that will move an effect back/forward in increments of a tenth of a second. Perhaps CTRL+SHIFT+< to move back .10 increments and CTRL+SHIFT+> to move forward .10 increments? SHIFT+Q opens the shift times dialog but it’s still tedious. I typically use .10 for PFT on all single shots and slices. However, more often than not, I want to adjust this on the fly depending on the sight picture I’m after or whether I want to focus on the sound of the lift versus the visual. Having a quick shortcut will save me countless hours if I don’t have to SHIFT+Q and manually enter the values. THANKS!!

 

Hi The Novice Pyro, this feature already exists! It’s called Nudge and uses the exact keyboard shortcuts you mentioned, Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Keys. What’s more, the nudge increment is adjustable by going to Show > Show settings > Set timeline nudge delta. The default nudge increment is your timeline snap-to resolution, but it can be adjusted to 1ms, 10ms, 50ms, 100ms, 1/2 second, or 1 second.

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DrewFinale wrote:

Hi The Novice Pyro, this feature already exists! It’s called Nudge and uses the exact keyboard shortcuts you mentioned, Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Keys. What’s more, the nudge increment is adjustable by going to Show > Show settings > Set timeline nudge delta. The default nudge increment is your timeline snap-to resolution, but it can be adjusted to 1ms, 10ms, 50ms, 100ms, 1/2 second, or 1 second.

DrewFinale  OMG! Man, I have a LOT to learn still. I looked everywhere for a possible shortcut and somehow didn’t realize that was there. SO HAPPY! lol. Thanks, Drew!!!!

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