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On my side, I totally avoided using Convolution Reverb Pro in favor of the Hybrid Reverb that can load the same impulse responses, can do more and is much more reliable.

In my opinion it’s a much better habit to manually save incremental versions.
So I would vote for simply removing backups.

(Edit, duplicate post)

But it doesn’t do that

scheffkoch wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2024 12:10 pm

...i just tested it again and imo there is a "global scale"

No, there is a "current scale".

M4L

Ok I think I get it @Télémaque : You use Push to input notes in live recordings. You want Push to be set at a specific scale when you play (and record). But : the "current scale" (it's a better terminology than "global scale" because THERE IS NO GLOBAL SCALE IN LIVE 12), remains ...

in this case it's "call show_view Session"/"call show_view Arranger" sent to a "live_app view" object.

But I doubt it's what the OP is asking for. What I understand is how to select a portion of arranger.

There is no Global Scale in Live. Only a quick way to set the scale in the highlighted clips. Not sure what you’re talking about.

I’m not with my computer at the moment, but is there not a setting in midi preferences for each midi clock source ?

I don't think it's something settable/gettable.
Maybe tell us more what you want to achieve ? There might be another way.

Don't take it bad @schlam, but this is a typical "this should be easy to code" situation.
You have no idea what this implies in the source code, and neither do I.

It’s a common issue, that’s because of how MIDI works unfortunately. I can’t think of a solution that would work on every situation. That said, I just had an idea involving m4l : What if a M4L device would automatically switch the sustain off when a clip loops or reaches its end ? Would it work for ...

Totally agree !
Custom scales are a must. Even for simple tasks : let’s say I want to use A minor, but only degrees I, III, IV and VII ?

Ok, for some obscure reason I never got bothered by the issue, but you're damns right, I see how annoying it can be.