Tag Stacking and Multi‑Tagging
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Tag Stacking (also referred to as multi‑tagging) allows you to assign multiple tags of different types to the same beat on the timeline.
This is primarily used to facilitate redundant control paths—such as using Timecode as a primary trigger with MIDI as a manual backup.
Each beat can contain a maximum of one tag of each unique type (TC, CUE, and MIDI) plus one Note.
Why Tag Stacking exists
Section titled “Why Tag Stacking exists”Previously, each beat on the timeline could contain only one tag. This limited workflows where multiple signalling mechanisms were needed at the same moment — for example, combining timecode‑driven cues with backup control signals.
Tag Stacking removes this limitation by allowing one tag per unique tag type on the same beat:
- One Timecode tag
- One CUE tag
- One MIDI tag
This enables:
- Redundant or fallback control strategies
- Clearer timeline intent
- Reduced duplication of timeline content
Cue table workflows
Section titled “Cue table workflows”Tag Stacking is fully supported by cue table import and export.
- Each tag is represented as a separate row
- Stacked tags share the same beat value
- Older cue tables (without stacked tags) continue to work