The following Actions can be used for setting Track Input/Output: Input: Output: They require setting the name in the ‘Name’ field. ‘Ch.1’ for example. And Remember to use the Path Menu to set the Track you want to use.
Hi Glenn, If you’re doing any of this via Reactions, try using the Action at the end. This will ensure that all LEDs will be set to their correct config at that point.
I see what you mean… In the below example, I wanted to check if the list item is equal to the number 35656. Using the default condition didn’t work as list items are stored as strings. To check if a list item is a number, I changed my condition to custom code and then wrapped […]
Aside from the increase in file size of the script, I see no other issues if they are implemented correctly.
Ah that was an attempt at int( ) that didn’t work either, I have same issue with a single one just confirmed.
This knowledge base article explains how to use a Relative Encoder/knob with Get Value From Ranges Using ‘Get Value From Ranges’ With Relative Knobs
You have entered 2 closing parenthesis instead of 1 in the field: Track Number (custom code)
This knowledge base article explains how to control device parameters of a device, using the device name. The device can be located at any position in the device chain of the selected track. Link: Control a device parameter by device name
Usually there would be a firmware editor which can use to change the MIDI channel for one of the units. I can’t seem to find one for the APC Mini though :/ Another way would be to intercept the MIDI data using software like Bomes and change the MIDI channel before it reaches Ableton.
Thank you, thank you, thank you Dean! I’ll try it as soon as i’m in studio!