Hey there! I made this script using awesome CSS app – sorry to hear it is giving you a bit of trouble. As John already explained, the new version of CSS requires updating the script file (if you are going to edit functions) however the existing script still works with Live 12 (PC and Mac). […]
Other than setting and moving to locators in arrangement view (using reactions), there’s very little available for it. This is because the Live Object Model which midi scripts use, itself doesn’t have functionality for the arrangement.
In Ableton > preferences > Midi In/out Is their a default midi remote script attached to the Launchkey? if you’re wanting to create a custom script (using CSS), you will need to remove it.
I just checked it and yes everything should be on mode 1, so that’s correct. The virtual banks are for the old ‘device banking’ which is no longer a thing in CSS 2.8. Setting all of the mappings to mode 1 is fine. I’ve attached the converted json file for CSS 2.8. After importing into […]
At the moment this can’t be done with Control Surface Studio. I do have some possible ideas of how it could be possible… I’ll leave it at that for now though 🙂
Hmm yes you are correct. I checked in the code and mode numbers are being stored as numbers in strings. Here’s how they are stored in the ‘modes’ dictionary. The values themselves are internal to the script and probably won’t really make sense from your point of view (but you can use them as in […]
Is this a script which you created using Control Surface Studio? What is the message/error which Ableton give you? Thanks
Are there any news on this? I am having the same problem.
After reading your request again, I’ve made some adjustments. The first version I posted will always run whenever Button 12 is pushed. That would mean that it would override the selection of the Master Track, when switching to that mode. To prevent this from happening, I added an Action Block that checks if the current […]
The default scripts are in a compiled python format (with file extension *.pyc). People on the internet have decompiled these already, so they can be read. I’m guessing you could rewrite some stuff, then compile it back. Don’t know if it will work or be a smooth experience. Edit: The link seems to have some […]