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GOTO - Macro

Hi,

Is there any chance of implementing a goto macro?

IE... GTM7/3

... this would work the same as the goto command on the desk....

.. so if the stack was active, then it would have the same result as using GM7/3

.. but if the stack was not active, then it would have it ready at the goto cue... but not fire the cue itself... so next time you hit go.. it would be on the correct cue.

Cheers.

Dan
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    Dan,

    You said ". but if the stack was not active, then it would have it ready at the goto cue... but not fire the cue itself... so next time you hit go.. it would be on the correct cue."

    This then woudl not be a "goto" but rather a "standby". I think that a goto macro is not needed as it can already be accomplished as you suggest with a GM7/3 However the idea of a standby macro is interesting. If this sounds correct, let me know and I will log this suggestion.

    I hope you are doing well,
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    Dan,

    You said ". but if the stack was not active, then it would have it ready at the goto cue... but not fire the cue itself... so next time you hit go.. it would be on the correct cue."

    This then woudl not be a "goto" but rather a "standby". I think that a goto macro is not needed as it can already be accomplished as you suggest with a GM7/3 However the idea of a standby macro is interesting. If this sounds correct, let me know and I will log this suggestion.

    I hope you are doing well,
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