Julien Bloit

Does someone know how to structure a qlist into hierarchical sections ?

let's say there are 5 cues in total but the piece is structured in 2 sections :

working with a flat qlist is not really practical : what if I need to add a new cue for 1.3? I'll have to rename all cues after it : cue3 becomes cue4, cue4 become cue5 etc...

1.1 cue1
1.2 cue2
2.1 cue3
2.2 cue4
2.3 cue5

working with a flat qlist is not really practical : what if I need to add a new cue for 1.3? I'll have to rename all cues after it : cue3 becomes cue4, cue4 become cue5 etc... 

structure-a-qlist

Funny, I had never looked at qlist before - fortunately it doesn't look like it's very useful, it's much like a combination of [coll] and [seq]. I'd probably use [coll] in your case. As long as your cue list isn't too long, you can just sort after adding every single cue if you want to use floating point indexes. Alternatively, you can use integers as indexes and insert data automatically. GL!

structure a qlist?