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IMG_7217.JPG This is my trusted ShuttleXpress. I use it to "scrub" video files in FinalCut ProX and music files when arranging. I'd like to be able to use it to scrub drill 1 count at a time. If you could add menu items to "Advance 1 Count" and "Reverse 1 Count", with ...

Bis4Brass, I do this all the time with no issue of file size or speed issues. Most of my Band Director clients prefer a single set of Charts, DotSheets, and an Animation file. Thus, it makes sense to write the whole show in one file. Doing it this way enables me to change location of a prop across t...

Any luck on this? (custom Rehearsal Marks)
Thanks,
-Brad

That did it! I re-coded the mp3 from 192 to 128. The audio works now. Btw, when assembling an audio file for a director (adding a count-off click track to an midi export, stitching together various segments into a full production, ...), I typically will use the 192mp3 encoding (in Garageband) to kee...

Howdy,

I updated to the 1.7.30 version, and now my audio won't sound.

I've tried clearing the audio, reloading it, et al...

The mp3 file appears in the Show Manager "Music" field, but still no sound.

Sync Music option is greyed out, so I couldn't try that.

Suggestions?
-Brad

As drill becomes more intricate (patterns, close proximity, etc...), it would be super helpful to have a way to step through the drill one count at a time. Perhaps CTRL/CMD-Left&Right arrows, or simply "O" and "P" for example would push the animation 1 count forward or 1 coun...

I know this opens up a can of worms but,... It would be nice to be able to build props of different shapes (circles, stars, ovals, rhombuses, free shape....) rather than just rectangles. The implementation "should" be as simple as the rectangle's Width, Heigh, Depth fields. ex: Circle (Dia...

William, Wow! Very deep and insightful thoughts regard the implementation and realism parts of this. Thanks. You're right. The simplest version of this would to have the marcher "pop up" to top surface of a prop as s/he encounters it. (i.e. occupies the same space as the prop), and pops do...

You're too kind. I should've simply looked.

Thanks William.