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[ADDED] Renaming Template

papillon
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Adding the tuning as a field to the template - it would allow to rename customs and using the tuning as folder to have different tunings in their specific folder.

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    @papillion  Great minds think alike so they say.  Already added feature just like you asked for to Renamer for tuning.  It was added to CFM 1.0.1.0 and later.  You can use Renamer to create setlist too.

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    Excellent and thx for adding it.

    @@Lovroman - thx for the explanation and showing a workaround - with having it in both (renaming and setlist) it's more flexible as you might add the tuning to the filename if one prefers a different taxonomy for their customs.

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