I’m seeing something similar, but I’m finding that my custom list duplicates the first track’s name twice at the top of the list, and misses off the last track altogether.

You can add a Reaction mapping type to loop through all of the devices in a track Listener: selected track has changed (live object model > song > selected track has changed). Add a condition to check for either the device name, device display name or type (live object model > device > all devices) […]

So, from the lack of responses I am guessing this cannot be done

Ableton only allows 1 session box to be visible per script at any time.

Pickup and value scaling aren’t currently possible via reactions.

Thank you for the details, I’ll take a look at this and get back to you ASAP.

Thank you for sharing, I’m going to try it out. I think the Nektar Pacer manual states that the top-left button is the only one that can’t be mapped due it being reserved for changing on-board presets.

Just set up the control override in different ways for each mapping… Play could be on delay 0 secs, while Stop could be set up on 2 secs delay… also you can try setting it with steps…

Take the button as a listener and write a reaction like this: if self.song().is_playing: self.song().stop_playing() else: self.song().start_playing() Dieter

but the parameter i specified was device parameter 1 and it should have to do with the input of the plugin and not the device on-off state. and it isn’t working. UADx 1176 Rev A Compressor 0. Device On [ Min 0.0 | Max 1.0 | Current value 1.0 ] 1. Input [ Min 0.0 […]