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Thank you for sharing, I'm going to try it out. I think the Nektar Pacer manual states that the top-left button is the only one that can't be mapped due it being reserved for changing on-board presets.

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One option to increase the amount of buttons you can work with is to create one momentary button that cycles to a different mode when you hold it down. For example: I would use button 1 on the Nektar Pacer...

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These answers by JohnC might help you: https://remotify.io/community/question/unable-launch-clips-using-clip-sl... I found that removing the second parameter from the parentheses worked for me. E.g.: self.song().view.highlighted_clip_slot.fire(8.0)...

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Hello, I know this is a late response but maybe somebody will find use for it. The way I did it was to make a reaction with 2 action blocks: - Action Block 1: disarms all tracks within a given range via...

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Hi, I'm quite new at CSS myself but I'd like to take a guess on how to proceed. For each track I would make an exclusive mode, that has all the mappings I want to use on that track. Then, I would setup...

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A different approach would be similar to my first comment but instead of using mode changes we can stay within one mode. In each of your reactions, you'll have to start with an action block that only lets...

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I have one more idea that builds upon the workflow in my second comment. There is the possibility to add multiple Listeners to a reaction. So in essence, you could add all the Listeners you want to use...

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You can add notes to each Action Block in which you can describe everything: - Which Listener it acts on - Which Conditions it has - Which Actions it will perform when Conditions are met If you then collapse...

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Hi, I'm new to CSS as well (also new to Ableton, tbh) and wanted to take on your request as a challenge. I found a solution that remaps knobs to the parameters of the device activated via clip automation....

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I finally found how to make the device appear in the detail view. It took a few hours of skimming the Ableton API docs because I was looking in the wrong places the whole time. I was looking for Actions...

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