Turning on/off effects using key assign?
Turning on/off effects using key assign?
Is it posible to turn on/off say 3 effects with one key press. Ive got an effect group which i want to turn on/off just by pressing one key!
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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if miditranslators etc are to too complicated, you could try the following:
route your audiosignal into two different channels at the same time. On one channel drop your effects gruop, on the other one nothing. Assign those channels to the crossfader. Now you can assign keys to the crossfader and switch between effected and uneffected signal by pressing one key on your keyboard.
route your audiosignal into two different channels at the same time. On one channel drop your effects gruop, on the other one nothing. Assign those channels to the crossfader. Now you can assign keys to the crossfader and switch between effected and uneffected signal by pressing one key on your keyboard.
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oh yeah! Read about this on these forums some time ago. Just wanted to check, does this function on a driver level? i.e. will it muck around with keyboard settings on a global scale, and is it easy to enable/disable on the fly?sweetjesus wrote:use this:
http://www.autohotkey.com/
sweetjesus wrote:use this:
http://www.autohotkey.com/
thats great, but imo its another software/gadget/method that wants you to learn a little scripting language every time you want it to do something.
open source people can be so annoying .. how hard would it be to make a GUI for it? but i guess thats too useful and not as ubercoolische
does anyone know of nice one that does have a GUI?
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you could try energy ext or plogue bidule as vst's, and run your effects in a chain inside them. that way if you turn the energy/bidule vst off, everything inside it gets turned off as well. they also save the setup inside your live set which is pretty handy.
if you're only using ableton effects you can create a group and turn that on/off with ALT Click but thats a bit tricky to assign to a key i guess.
if you're only using ableton effects you can create a group and turn that on/off with ALT Click but thats a bit tricky to assign to a key i guess.
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Doh, your post gave me a hard time to think about what exactly you're meaning.Machinate wrote:You could trigger a small midi clip that sends several midi notes through a loopback and turn the effects on/off simultaneously?
But after some brainstorming about routing I got it:
I have now defined a virtual Midi as remote In and the same virtual Midi as track out.
Now assign some remote keys to the FX I want to turn on and off und send those notes on dummy clips to the virtual Midi.
Et voila, there you have it: Turn FX on and off with scene launch.
Such a great tip.
Thanks a lot.
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agreed, but this is way more powerful than most other keystroke macro tools i've come across and way more stable too.supster wrote:sweetjesus wrote:use this:
http://www.autohotkey.com/
thats great, but imo its another software/gadget/method that wants you to learn a little scripting language every time you want it to do something.
open source people can be so annoying .. how hard would it be to make a GUI for it? but i guess thats too useful and not as ubercoolische
does anyone know of nice one that does have a GUI?
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it's not like they made it scriptable for no reason, in the scripting you can perform powerful logical functions.
if you need any help with any of its scripts gimme a shout, be happy to show you how some of it works.. in fact its quite basic.