Feature Request to Select All Matching for Quiver Bins

ChunkyNosher

I've been using Quiver to add SFX to the timeline and for some of my most common sounds, I have a bin set up where it's multiple of the same SFX but with varying pitches (around 7-9 different files in one bin). I just realized that when I try to Ctrl + Shift + A (Select All Matching) to try and adjust the audio gain for all instances of the SFX, it doesn't work since technically only a fraction of the items placed with that bin are actually the same audio file. I'm not sure if this is even possible, but it would be a huge convenience if it was in Quiver.

Sir_Ivan

"Select all matching" what an interesting command, I didn't know about it!

to try and adjust the audio gain for all instances of the SFX, it doesn't work since technically only a fraction of the items placed with that bin are actually the same audio file

I presume this command doesn't work because audio file is the same, but it has 7-9 instances inside Quiver bin (so you can change pitch for each one of them)? And for this command to work, it should be the same project item, not a duplicate.
I'm thinking of 2 workarounds:

use unique label color for these SFX, and then use "select label group"
or create 7-9 sequences and modify your sfx item inside these sequences. Enable un-nest for this sequences in Quiver panel. So you will have the same project item pasted on your timeline, but with different pitch

Regarding your request: you talking about command that will select all items on a timeline, that were added from a specific Quiver bin?

ChunkyNosher

For clarification, here is how I have each bin item set up.

Each folder has the same sound effect but with a slightly different pitch (yes I know having spaces in file names is sacrilegious lol). When I use "Select All Matching" (which is a default Premiere Pro command, for clarification sake), it selects all of the same project item in the timeline, but since all of these are different project items, it's unable to select all the items in the timeline even though they were added from the same Quiver bin.

Also for clarification, what I meant by adjust audio gain was using this feature which is accessed by pressing "G" by default Premiere shortcut or right clicking on an audio clip in timeline > Audio Gain...

As for the request, yes, I am talking about a command that will select all items on a timeline that were added from a specific Quiver bin. As for the workaround, I didn't know that "select label group" existed, so I'll try experimenting with that now. Thanks!

Sir_Ivan

ChunkyNosher I see, so the original files are different. I decided that you have one original file and pitch is changed inside Premiere Pro.

For feature request: I will write it down!