turn multiple clips to multiple tracks

[Robert J. H.]

Ok, I'll try it!

But are you saying I should paste all that into a blank Nyquist prompt? Or is there a Nyquist prompt that is accessed through the import labels interface?

The blank Nyquist Prompt.

BTW You can of course always insert a manual label by pressing Ctrl-b (for regions) or Ctrl-m.
It's just a question of getting used too after e.g. pasting a clip or shifting it around, in other words, always when a part of interest (a note) is selected.

[Steve Bender]

I tried, but got an error:

This is the code I entered:

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'((0  "Elktro-C5")
(8  "Elktro-D5")
(16  "Elktro-E5")
(24  "Elktro-F5")
(32  "Elktro-G5")
(40  "Elktro-A5"))

[Robert J. H.]

I tried, but got an error:

This is the code I entered:

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'((0  "Elktro-C5")
(8  "Elktro-D5")
(16  "Elktro-E5")
(24  "Elktro-F5")
(32  "Elktro-G5")
(40  "Elktro-A5"))

What error?
Press debug instead of ok and copy the output into your next post.

The code works on my system as expected, a label track with 6 point labels has been created.

[Steve Bender]

What error?

"Your code looks like SAL syntax. " Then it says to use a return statement for SAL, or for open parenthesis for LISP.

Sorry, wouldn't allow me to copy,or choose debug after running the script.

[Robert J. H.]

What error?

"Your code looks like SAL syntax. " Then it says to use a return statement for SAL, or for open parenthesis for LISP.

Sorry, wouldn't allow me to copy,or choose debug after running the script.

I see, my fault.
It worked for me because there was some code before this list and so it was automatically interpreted as Lisp code.
Just at a pair of empty parenthesis before the apostrophe:

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()'((0 ...

I know, it's somewhat weird, but it works.

[Steve Bender]

Awesome, now it works!

Thanks, this will be a huge time saver for me.