Enter file name wildcards $regionnumber $region. Re-number remaining Regions as a consecutive list (menu shortcut) Using the SWS Extension Marker List, convert Markers to Regions, then delete regions you don't want to keep (optional) drop markers and create splits / fades at track in/out points name track in markers global level adjustment and noise reduction My concert editing workflow is very simple and fast: I agree with others that there's a bit of a learning curve, but there are piles of tutorial videos out there, and once you get comfortable with it, you can fly through projects. SWS Extension is a must for quickly creating regions from markers and rendering groups of tracks. The Classical Helper scripts linked there have been updated since then (thought I don't use them). Here's a post I made several years ago with some things specific to concert recording. And I only installed the bare minimum necessary components of the app.

I'm suppressing a lot of complaining that I could really do about how insanely complicated it was to download and install and get started, all the false 'more is more' assumptions built into every aspect of Steinberg's Web site, the application installer, and the application itself (shudder). If it does what I need, the $100 that it costs will be OK. It sees the plug-ins, so I'll try that for a while, I guess.

I went back to the documentation for the plug-ins and noticed a kind of off-hand, generic reference to 'Cubase and Nuendo' so I looked up what those are (I knew both names from long, long ago), found their vendor's Web site, and installed a 30-day trial version of Cubase Elements.

All I remember for sure is that it didn't load or identify the plug-ins. I downloaded and installed 'ocenaudio' and unfortunately (since today I have done this with three different programs) I can't remember exactly why it didn't work for my purposes-but it didn't.

Ocenaudio 64 bit