Color Coded Sequence Tabs
Being able to color code tabs when you have multiple sequences open.
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Mike Lisii
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We definitely need this feature. This is the only way you can open another version of project and not get confused which one is which. Which sequence is from which project. Also when you have Rough Cuts sometimes you can get confused and edit not the latest version just because you opened it for a second and forgot to close. There are so many use cases for sequence colored tabs.
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Tyler Hanson
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This is under review. More than 2 years ago.
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Reed Brown
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I'm not a coder, but if I can color code sequences in the project, why can't that color swatch be married to the sequence tabs?
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IN E
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Please, please, please.
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Benjamin Eshagpoor
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This is needed SOOOOOO bad as well as more flexible color coding and labeling options.
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Sari Tiersky
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I have been wanting this feature for years and it has become even more dire since every project now has multiple deliverables and specs. If I can color-code my sequence tabs, I can easily see which sequence is 16x9, which is square, which is vertical, etc etc etc. Please add this to the next update and give us this versatility!
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Luke Anderson
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I often work with a lot of sequences and this would be a godsend! It would be a massive help
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paul wedel
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Yeahhh this was a primo feature in the FCP7 days like 10 years ago... ahhhh I miss FCP7
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Mike Lowther
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Man, I'd kill for this. As a trailer editor, having multiple versions and timelines open at once, I can't tell you how many times I've copied and pasted the wrong clip, or typed in the wrong slate number because I misinterpreted which sequence I was in. This would be a great help. Even if the sequence tab was slightly tinted to the color chosen, it'd be infinitely more convenient. Thanks in advance!
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paul wedel
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Really into this one. Been missing it since I left Final Cut Pro 7...
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Sari Tiersky
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This would be an incredible addition if you have to export multiple versions of an edit! Will help to minimize mistakes and streamline workflow. Please add, Adobe!!
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MacherTV_Peter
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Awesome and easy applicable (I guess) idea!
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Anonymous
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Please make this happen. I have 6 regions to export for and multiple versions for each region. Color coded tabs and bin tabs would help immensely!
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TKFinn
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Sequence and Projects!
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Jim Simon
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Not just the sequence, but the Project panel itself. Sequences and other panels would inherit the color of Project in which you're working.
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Anonymous
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Wow, this would be so awesome. If all the things that are multiples like that could be color coded. I use this feature in AE for layers and it makes it so much faster to quickly identify matte layers, render passes, etc. If we could do this for both layers, sequences, and footage types in Premiere and be able to move those choices with Dynamic Link, it would be such a timesaver.
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Anonymous
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Great idea!
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Anonymous
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100%. Multiple timelines from multiple projects isn't a bad idea but it's badly implemented. It's very easy to lose track of which sequence tab/panel goes with which project tab/panel. It's an unnecessary, frustrating time-waster.
Color coding (not just the tab but the whole panel) would greatly alleviate that confusion. Should be automatic or as simple as changing layer colors in photoshop.
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Markus Wernig
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I could not agree more. It would be extremely helpful when working with lots of open sequences (as I do all the time).
