HOW TO WRITE MIDI REMOTE SCRIPTS HOW TO
HOW TO WRITE MIDI REMOTE SCRIPTS CODE

I've already considered using a virtual midi port to 'tunnel' the foot-pedal CC to my script, but I thought I wouldn't gain anything, since I'd had to run a seperated program to create to virtual port/midi filter. But right now, I think, I'll just have to write another small script for the 'FA-0608' interface, handling the foot-pedal. So I'm looking for a way to get that into my script. The problem is, the Roland doesn't transmit the pedal-CC over that 'daw-control' interface, but uses a seperated Midi-interface for that (called 'FA-0608' used for the 'regular keyboard playing'). It has it's own Midi-Driver for stuff like that (called 'DAW-control', which utilises the transport-buttons and encoders and stuff), but I also want to use a foot-pedal to start/stop audio-recordings.

I'm trying to remote-control ableton with my Keyboard (Roland FA-07). I'm afraid I wasn't precise describing my problem: Still you showed me the right way in an 'earlier version' of your reply mentioning the 'Mackie Control' script (more precise: the function _select_track(self) inside ChannelStrip.py)ДЄll I had to do was to set 'self.song().lected_track' - and that's it! Although I was looking for something like this in the ''-class, I somehow missed thatone (and feel a bit embarrassed about it ), so thanks a _lot_ for pointing me into the right direction! Yes, I know 'Selected Track Control', but I didn't find a solution there.

Thank you very much for your reply Yaman29! So, if anyone knows a good place to ask stupid remode script related questions, I'd appreciate that, too. 'what's the difference between track and strip?' 'what's a session_ring supposed to be for?' 'what's a tracks_provider?' etc.) I also have tons of little questions, but this ableton forum seems to be the only place to ask questions about remote scripts, but on the other hand I don't want to bore you to death with a lot of little silly questions (e.g. To tell the truth, I just have a rough conception of what I'm doing, because lots and lots of try-and-error was involved to get to the code, I'm using right now. When that happens, I have to restart the playback and things are working again for some time. Then the arm_button keeps activating the same track, no matter which one is currently selected.

HOW TO WRITE MIDI REMOTE SCRIPTS CODE

That code seems to work, unless I've finished recording a couple of clips (with the playback always running). Self._current_strip = self._mixer._selected_strip Self._mixer._selected_t_arm_button(self._pad) # any but this line don't seem to be necessary Self._pad.add_value_listener(self.pad1_callback) Unfortunately it's somehow very hard to find any information about scripting ableton > version 9, so I'm really running out of ideas where to look. Again: Any help to find more information on those classes is much appreciated. So, in order to adjust the functionality of my current Masterkeyboard with my own code, I feel like I have to understand those classes better. Like I said before: I did most of my own 'training' using _Framework, but the current scripts don't use those classes anymore, instead they use some classes to be found in. Does anybody have information about these classes, or a least point me into the direction to find those informations myself?Дў. Browsing the Ableton scrtipt directory, I've noticed scripts called '_Tools' (seems to be legacy-code from Ableton 6), '_UserScript' and most of all '_Generic'. For that matter, I've learned most of the things by 'Try & Error', this awesome tutorial about _Framework ()ДЄnd this API Documentation (Though, I'm slowly getting a grip on coding _Framework, there're still a couple of things, I keep wondering about:ДЎ.

HOW TO WRITE MIDI REMOTE SCRIPTS HOW TO

I've spent some time tying to learn how to write Midi Remote Scripts using Python with Ableton 10.

How to write midi remote scripts