That's why the Launch button sitting now next to the red square might not be even needed at all, because the way the plugin is working now allows me to click on the number in the red square, advance to any number, and while simply releasing the mouse button it triggers the Start/Stop action at the corresponding track, at the previously chosen in the blue square song number.

The remaining 10 could be mapped to the 10 MIDI mappable buttons in the plugin where each button always represents the same track (button 1 for track number 1, button 2 for track 2, etc.)Ībleton Live has Toggle as one of the options for launching the clips, which allows to Start/Stop a clip by pressing the same button. They all (by my initial idea) will be MIDI mapped to the actual (mappable) buttons in the plugin interface.Ģ of them will be constantly dedicated to the increasing/decreasing the number in the blue square (switching the scenes), they are always the same 2 (up and down). There are 12 physical buttons on the pedal. I am really a beginner, was going through different kinds of buttons, but no luck so far.Ĭould you please add 2 buttons (increasing and decreasing scene numbers) to the blue square, and 10 buttons (each corresponding to the tracks 1 through 10) to the red square.Īt first I thought that the Refresh button will change the number of tracks and corresponding buttons, but after trying for 6 hours to assign a button to each number in the red square I realized that number of buttons probably could only be constant. I was trying to add the buttons for around 6 hours. Source Audio, you are a genius! I was trying to explain here the idea on following a chosen (with the Ableton buttons) scene, and wasn't sure if it is even possible to detect by a plugin, and you simply added a scrolling through scenes function to the plugin! As elegant and ingenious as usual!)īy scrolling through the numbers with a mouse I checked the functionality, everything is there. I just added an email to my account here.

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