User colors on your Push!!!
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Re: User colors on your Push!!!
Is there an up-to-date and foolproof guide available somewhere?
Or, if anyone could direct me a bit, that would be very much appreciated
Or, if anyone could direct me a bit, that would be very much appreciated
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
see the first post and following. pretty simple so no need for "idiot proof" guidance
just alter the section titled class Instrument to your liking. i've only chnged the first two so far, base and scale:
class Instrument:
NoteBase = Rgb.RED.shade(2)
NoteScale = Rgb.OCEAN.shade(2)
NoteForeign = Rgb.MAGENTA
NoteInvalid = Rgb.BLACK
NoteInactive = Rgb.BLACK
NoteOff = Rgb.BLACK
Feedback = Rgb.ORCHID
FeedbackRecord = Rgb.RED.shade(1)
on windows 7 the file goes here:
C:\ProgramData\Ableton\Live 9 Standard\Resources\MIDI Remote Scripts\Push
it's a bit different if you have another 9 version, like suite
just alter the section titled class Instrument to your liking. i've only chnged the first two so far, base and scale:
class Instrument:
NoteBase = Rgb.RED.shade(2)
NoteScale = Rgb.OCEAN.shade(2)
NoteForeign = Rgb.MAGENTA
NoteInvalid = Rgb.BLACK
NoteInactive = Rgb.BLACK
NoteOff = Rgb.BLACK
Feedback = Rgb.ORCHID
FeedbackRecord = Rgb.RED.shade(1)
on windows 7 the file goes here:
C:\ProgramData\Ableton\Live 9 Standard\Resources\MIDI Remote Scripts\Push
it's a bit different if you have another 9 version, like suite
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
1- I see you have scale notes set to red, doesn't this get a little confusing when notes are being played back in red also?sowhoso wrote:see the first post and following. pretty simple so no need for "idiot proof" guidance
just alter the section titled class Instrument to your liking. i've only chnged the first two so far, base and scale:
class Instrument:
NoteBase = Rgb.RED.shade(2)
NoteScale = Rgb.OCEAN.shade(2)
NoteForeign = Rgb.MAGENTA
NoteInvalid = Rgb.BLACK
NoteInactive = Rgb.BLACK
NoteOff = Rgb.BLACK
Feedback = Rgb.ORCHID
FeedbackRecord = Rgb.RED.shade(1)
2- Deleting this file will bring push back to its default color state, is this true?
3- Does this file have to be replaced every time we update live?
Thanks.
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Re: User colors on your Push!!!
not sure what you mean exactly, but it's not confusing, so farlyovino wrote:1- I see you have scale notes set to red, doesn't this get a little confusing when notes are being played back in red also?
haven't tried these to find out2- Deleting this file will bring push back to its default color state, is this true?
3- Does this file have to be replaced every time we update live?
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
I think what he's getting at, if I may interject, is that normally when you are playing while NOT recording, the pad's show up as green when played. When you are recording, the pad's show up as red so you have a visual representation that you are in "recording mode".sowhoso wrote:not sure what you mean exactly, but it's not confusing, so farlyovino wrote:1- I see you have scale notes set to red, doesn't this get a little confusing when notes are being played back in red also?
If you change the normal state of the pad to red, what happens to those pad's when you are in recording mode?
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Re: User colors on your Push!!!
If you record a few notes they play back Green. Now if you Overdub they play back Red. I would think this would be a little confusing visually when inputting notes? (Red)sowhoso wrote:not sure what you mean exactly, but it's not confusing, so farlyovino wrote:1- I see you have scale notes set to red, doesn't this get a little confusing when notes are being played back in red also?
Last edited by lyovino on Tue Jul 16, 2013 4:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: User colors on your Push!!!
No, you have to roll back to the original SkinDefault.pyc. Be sure you to backup your Midi Remote Script folder if you change anything in there (even though there are other ways to get the original back).lyovino wrote: 2- Deleting this file will bring push back to its default color state, is this true?
The file will get replaced when you update Live (like now, as 9.0.5 ist officially out), at least if they made changes in the script. It might be that SkinDefault.py of 9.0.4 in Julians depository isn't compatible with 9.0.5 (haven't tried it).lyovino wrote: 3- Does this file have to be replaced every time we update live?
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Re: User colors on your Push!!!
Ableton should implement something along these lines in their software. This may be an easy way to alleviate the current pad color problems some are having.
Also, no need to worry about updating scripts that may have not been updated for the newest release of Live.
Also, no need to worry about updating scripts that may have not been updated for the newest release of Live.
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Apollo/x6, PUSH 2
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Re: User colors on your Push!!!
sowhoso wrote:see the first post and following. pretty simple so no need for "idiot proof" guidance
just alter the section titled class Instrument to your liking. i've only chnged the first two so far, base and scale:
The first post was for an older version than 9.0.4... and now today is the new 9.0.5. WIll the method described in the first post work in 9.0.5? How do I undo it if it doesn't. I too would like an idiot proof guide that was up to date.
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
ok. that was mentioned in an earlier post and the record option cud not be founddrez wrote:I think what he's getting at, if I may interject, is that normally when you are playing while NOT recording, the pad's show up as green when played. When you are recording, the pad's show up as red so you have a visual representation that you are in "recording mode".sowhoso wrote:not sure what you mean exactly, but it's not confusing, so farlyovino wrote:1- I see you have scale notes set to red, doesn't this get a little confusing when notes are being played back in red also?
If you change the normal state of the pad to red, what happens to those pad's when you are in recording mode?
use orange or whetever. orchid shade1 looks good, i like that even more against ocean shade2
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
it looks like live 9.0.5 breaks the existing remote scripts, and if you're using a custom SkinDefaults.py file in your Push remote scripts folder, it will compile down and thus overwrite the new SkinDefaults.pyc file that comes with 9.0.5, rendering the Push unusable. at least it did with me - my push stopped working with ableton till i downloaded a fresh install, removed my custom SkinDefaults.py file from my old install, and replaced the .pyc file with the one from the fresh install. Push now works again, albeit with the default colors.
does anyone have a decompiled version of the 9.0.5 scripts yet? or know how to create them from the .pyc files? i got so used to my beautiful seapunk color-scheme that the default is just intolerably ugly now
does anyone have a decompiled version of the 9.0.5 scripts yet? or know how to create them from the .pyc files? i got so used to my beautiful seapunk color-scheme that the default is just intolerably ugly now
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
triant wrote:it looks like live 9.0.5 breaks the existing remote scripts, and if you're using a custom SkinDefaults.py file in your Push remote scripts folder, it will compile down and thus overwrite the new SkinDefaults.pyc file that comes with 9.0.5, rendering the Push unusable. at least it did with me - my push stopped working with ableton till i downloaded a fresh install, removed my custom SkinDefaults.py file from my old install, and replaced the .pyc file with the one from the fresh install. Push now works again, albeit with the default colors.
does anyone have a decompiled version of the 9.0.5 scripts yet? or know how to create them from the .pyc files? i got so used to my beautiful seapunk color-scheme that the default is just intolerably ugly now
Same here... 9.0.5 does not work with Push when I try to change colors as suggested. I also had to revert to a fresh copy of 9.0.5
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
True dat, it breaks 9.05 and you need the default SkinDefaults.pyc Push working again.
I'm also looking for the 9.05 uncompiled version of SkinDefaults
I'm also looking for the 9.05 uncompiled version of SkinDefaults
Re: User colors on your Push!!!
Sorry, I cannot go down this road. With any hope, somewhere along the path Ableton will do what is needed.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Mac (Retina 5K, 27-inch,) Catalina
3.6 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9, 64 GB
Apollo/x6, PUSH 2
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