I was looking for the same thing, thanks, but the code has changed slightly since the publication date. In CSS3, it’s: self.song().duplicate_scene(self.selected_scene_idx()-1) But I had to add a condition to cancel the double signal: MIDI button > (Number) is equal to > 127
We don’t have a pre-built template or script for the faderfox ec4 at this time. With regards to writing text on the screen, you will probably need to send Sysex data to it. This can be done via the Reactions mapping type with the action: midi controller > send raw MIDI data to controller You […]
You’re correct, the set selected track action was changed to use visible tracks only. if you don’t want to use all tracks, use the following code instead: The square brackets at the end [1] are where you insert the track number, these are zero indexed so 0 is track 1, 1 is track 2 and […]
Yes you can create to separate scripts and assign them both to the same controller in Ableton’s settings. It’s also worth noting that one will override the other in terms of the midi controller inputs. So I would also recommend creating 2 separate controller templates within CSS, each containing only the controller inputs used for […]
Hey scottzant, I was just trying out combination mode and noticed that sometimes (don’t know when exactly) my navigation buttons wouldn’t work at all. In my setup, I’m using 2 scripts for the same controller (MIDI Fighter Twister) where one script only has a mapping that creates a Session Box with an offset (combination mode […]
Just to confirm, your scripts were working fine in Live 12.2 but 12.3 the same scripts are are laggy?
I made one called the Unofficial Mappings and Reactions Companion Guide to Remotify’s Control Surface Studio. It contains a lot of stuff I’ve gathered over the years, but hasn’t been updated in a while. It could also be you’re referring to a different spreadsheet which might be found in the last 2 tabs of the […]
Here’s a link to v2. The folder contains: the user.py file a json with 2 Reactions a Google Doc with info Let me know how it works on your end.
Hi, After trying with Remotify and the code snippets while looking at the Ableton Live Object (LOM), the only way I found was to use AppleScript to simulate the “Enter” key. You need to enable AppleScript in the settings. Here’s the code: Listerner : (CC value for exemple) self.midi_cc_ch_1_val_10.cur_val == 127 Custom code: # === […]
Hi, I have the same problem with my Midi Fighter Twister and the generated script for Live 12.3. Like you, I tested it with a script assigning a single knob to the volume, same result. Best Regards