OH, yes, of couirse!!! I’m sorry – I didn’t load or read your script (mea culpa). I didn’t realize you had an exit reaction here. Good work!!

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OK. Nice work. Glad you went that far! Condition: (I summarized before) “Track is not current track” looks like the attached, i.e not part of the selection self.song().tracks[loop_number].is_part_of_selection == False and then muting it is (notice ‘[loop_number}] above) just setting mute to true. self.song().tracks[loop_number].mute = True I think you can do it with JUST those […]

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Same problem here (macOS 12.7.2, macbook pro 2016, live 11.3.13). At this stage I also see still incoming MIDI data although the controllers are physically disconnected. Clearing the log often doesn’t work – CSS doesn’t respond and the CSS helper task goes up to 100-150 % cpu load.

By the way, you won’t need ANY of the modifier or custom list stuff- just a condition that checks if the SELECTED track is the ITERATED track.

Actually – I watched some of that video you watched, and in fact it goes into detail specifically about using a track loop, AND muting each tracks. So he’s given you all the details except to add a condition that the iteration is not the selected track. ALSO the less than 1 condition I included […]

Go with 1. listener is button was pressed 2. condition is latest velocity is LESS than 1 (not

yes it is. Capture is SO SO SO important!! I think when John answered it was before Capture was there? Anyway, you can use a reaction, and use Midi Capture – in Live Object Model > Song Then you send to Session or Arrangement depending on where you are OR your workflow.

To elaborate, I think the original question was “switch mode if I SHORT press, but momentarily switch mode if I long press (i.e. if I long press, then come back after) Can you use delay type to do this?