questions before purchasing Quiver

shk77

Hi,
I’m currently looking into using Quiver for Premiere Pro and I have a few questions before fully committing to building my workflow around it.
1. How are clips and sequences stored inside Quiver?
If I drag-and-drop clips or sequences into the plugin panel and map them to shortcuts, are they saved permanently in the plugin configuration?
In other words:

•	Do I only need to add them once?
•	Will they still be available with the same keybindings every time I relaunch Premiere?
•	Or do I need to re-add them per project / per session?

2.	Is there any limit to how many items can be added?

3.	Track placement behavior (very important for my workflow)

Let’s say my timeline already has:
• A video clip on V1
• An image on V2

If I trigger a saved sequence that contains:
• An adjustment layer
• A sound effect

Will Quiver:
• Automatically place the video content on the next available free video track (e.g. V3) without overwriting anything?
• Automatically place the SFX on the next available audio track?

Or does it strictly follow the currently targeted tracks in Premiere?

Basically I’m trying to understand whether Quiver intelligently avoids overwriting existing timeline content, or if track targeting must always be manually managed before triggering the shortcut.

Thanks in advance Sir!

Sir_Ivan

shk77 short answer to your questions: Yes.

Here are replies to each point.

How are clips and sequences stored inside Quiver?

There are 2 ways to store items: in active project or in library project.
Active project items are only available in current active project.
Library project items are stored in separate project, they can be added to any project you are working on.
https://manuscript.knightsoftheeditingtable.com/extensions/quiver/library-projects

Is there any limit to how many items can be added?

No limit.

Track placement behavior (very important for my workflow)

There are 3 addition modes: Overlay, Overwrite, Insert.
By default, Quiver will use Overlay — if track is occupied, item will be added on next available track.
Also you can set destination track via target track or track name.
E.g. if SFX item should go to "Whoosh" track, it will look for that track. If it is not there, track will be created and item will be added. If track already exists and occupied, "Whoosh 02" track will be created and item will be added there.
https://manuscript.knightsoftheeditingtable.com/extensions/quiver/main-panel#add-methods
https://youtu.be/hb4nFjVlAF8&t=96

Overall I tried to make Quiver very customisable, so anyone can fit it in their workflow.