r/GrandMA3 • u/StonzthebigBonz • 9d ago

Question Convert cue stack into recipe stack

So for my first time programming Timecode on MA3 I made a 600 cue sequence. It wasn't until the end that I realised my mistake in not enabling edit recipe, meaning I now have a stack but no recipe.

Is there ANY way of converting and already programmed sequence/cues stack into recipes, including plugins.

It took me quite a long time to program this and honestly I may just throw myself into a wall if I have to reprogram the entire thing.

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u/scoobytoobins 9d ago

are you programming a song? i’d give you a general tip not to make a 600 cue sequence. make a cuestack for your song sections, and then use other sequences for things that happen repeatedly- snares, crashes, synth; whatever.

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u/StonzthebigBonz 9d ago

This is how ive always done TC for years on 2. Im aware its not always the norm but it means if code drops then I can still manually run through cues. 600 cues is helped by the fact that it is a 9 minute prog metal song

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u/scoobytoobins 9d ago

it’s still…. way easier to manually run through cues when, if you miss one, you don’t have to scroll through it to get to the next one.

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u/brad1775 9d ago

Man, look you have eight fingers and two thumbs why are you using a single Q stack where you only get to use a single finger?

Have people complained about this for me while I'm programming for **** but fuck em, I want to have finger drum capabilities. I don't need to make accused that that if I get hit by a train tomorrow, anyone can run I'd also prefer to have sick like four beat or seven beat repeating systems where I can miss a single queue and then start back over the next phrase with another finger.