The session box mapping type has this or you can use the following in a Reaction: Live Object Model > track > stop all clips (remember to set the track number in the path menu)

@johnC I have followed method 2 exactly as it is described. I work as a process control engineer by day, so this type of programming is something I have worked with my whole career. Should be really straight forward. I even downloaded your JSON and compared the script and exported the reaction file to bring […]

I’ll try to help think of a solution. It might take a bit of work to get what you’re looking after. Here’s some ideas off the top of my head: The Visible Tracks list has a variable number of Tracks in it, depending on what Tracks are visible. This means that Track positions might change […]

Here is a bad video that shows what is happening. As you can see, with the CCS Script, i can’t get the playback start point connected to the locator that i’m moving, while the Arturia script works as expected. I’ve tried every script “song” parameter, but i’ve not find enything that mention a “start playback […]

Answering to myself it seems to be on the right way like this:

Hi Glenn, thx a lot but it doesn’t work when the device is in group/chain except if you mention it previously. Maybe I didn’t explain clearly what I want to achieve: I already made a script to remote a named device whatever its position on the track. But if it is in a group, I […]

Here’s how to set up a Reaction for it: Loop Loop through all Devices Make sure to set the Track’s path to the Track you want to use this Reaction on. There’s multiple options possible. Condition Set up a condition that compares the “Device – Name” (In CSS 3 you can search for it but […]

Thanks that was it – I was able to use Reaction and loops to action on a track whose name text matched a string. No integer + 1 needed as the action was able to use the Iteration Step. For future reference for other reader: New Mapping -> Reaction Action Block Loop = Tracks (self.song().tracks) […]

A cleaner way of putting it may be this – Let’s say I have a device parameter set to pull the loop iteration number for the track as m1, then loop again to locate a device, pulling that iteration number as m2, and then looping through parameters and setting a device referenced by name to […]