Extract markers from existing grandMA timecode objects and convert them into a format compatible with audio editors like Reaper.

"Recover lost Reaper files from grandMA Timecodes."

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Support for grandMA3 is currently under development and not yet available.

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Core Capabilities

Convert Values to Fade Move Events: Automate fader movements using predefined value sequences.
Reverse Timecode Conversion: Extract markers from grandMA timecode objects to create a clear reference of cue positions. This feature helps recover timecode data when the original marker file has been lost.
Restore Timecode References: Extract marker information from existing timecoded shows to analyze, adapt, and use as a reference for further synchronization and creative development.

Step-by-Step Guide

Export Timecode from Showfile:
- For fast and easy transfer, select a USB drive before exporting.
- Use the "Export Timecode (number)" command to export the timecode as XML.
Import Timecode XML:
- Configure your preferred import settings.
- Use Import XML File to import data from the exported grandMA Timecode file (.xml).
Setup Export Parameters:
- Choose an export mode: Reaper Marker CSV: Use Reaper-specific CSV format. Generic CSV: Use a generic CSV format.
Export:
- Use Export to CSV to generate your marker file.
- Import the generated file into your target software. For Reaper users: Go to View > Region/Marker Manager, right-click the list, and select "Import regions/markers..."

Every Track starts with a new Range for IDs: Assigns a fresh sequence of marker numbers to each track, making them easier to identify.
Add Timecode Offset to Marker Timecode: Adds the grandMA's internal timecode offset to each marker position.

Export Mode: Reaper Marker CSV: Use Reaper-specific CSV format. Generic CSV: Use a generic CSV format.

Only for Generic CSV Export Mode: