I actually ended up using that exact work-around, as the master cue list I was building had 45-50 comment macros in each cue.
One thing I found out is that the console doesn't mind if you send DT commands to a cuelist that does not exist.
In my case, I knew that there would end up being under 40 cuelists with timecode. So in my master cuelist (which enables and disables timecode for each song), I started the comment macro cell with DT1:DT2:DT3...DT40. This allowed me to be sure that I wouldn't have any accidental timceode playback during the wrong show segment, and it left me room for adding cuelists, without having to go back and add more DTs.
This was also why I responded in kind to Akito's request for a 'Disable All Timecode' macro.
I actually ended up using that exact work-around, as the master cue list I was building had 45-50 comment macros in each cue.
One thing I found out is that the console doesn't mind if you send DT commands to a cuelist that does not exist.
In my case, I knew that there would end up being under 40 cuelists with timecode. So in my master cuelist (which enables and disables timecode for each song), I started the comment macro cell with DT1:DT2:DT3...DT40. This allowed me to be sure that I wouldn't have any accidental timceode playback during the wrong show segment, and it left me room for adding cuelists, without having to go back and add more DTs.
This was also why I responded in kind to Akito's request for a 'Disable All Timecode' macro.
