Continuing from last time, I'll introduce scripts that simplify recording work. This time, I'll introduce a script that filters out unwanted takes as NG during recording and reverts NG takes back to OK.

Starting this time, over the next four installments, I'll be introducing scripts that simplify recording work. This time, it's a script for easily creating tracks in projects where you prepare separate tracks for each microphone used for each sound.

Following up from last time, we'll introduce a new script using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. This script focuses on placing audio files not yet implemented in Wwise into Reaper and automating the pre-implementation processing.

Following up from last time, we introduce a new script using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. This script checks whether sound objects and events with the same names as audio files recorded in Excel are implemented in Wwise. Using this script allows you to detect missing voice implementations.

Over the next three articles, we will introduce new scripts using Perforce, Excel, and Wwise. The ultimate goal of this script is to write files stored in Perforce to Excel, check whether they have been implemented in Wwise, and automatically notify you if they have not.