Any way to change track input / output settings?

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patrickstinson
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Any way to change track input / output settings?

Post by patrickstinson » Wed Jul 16, 2014 5:57 pm

I feel like this is not possible from Push but thought I would throw it out there anyway.

I very regularly am jamming out on Push and want to add a track for my bass or violin. Adding the track and my pre-made effect rack are easy, but I can't figure out how to change the audio input channel to to one the instrument is one.

Moving further, it would be totally awesome to be able to add a track preset - that is a channel strip that has the input channel and effects all set up so I can just another "Violin" or "Bass" track.

Thoughts? I can M4L.
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Re: Any way to change track input / output settings?

Post by TomViolenz » Wed Jul 16, 2014 8:25 pm

patrickstinson wrote:I feel like this is not possible from Push but thought I would throw it out there anyway.

I very regularly am jamming out on Push and want to add a track for my bass or violin. Adding the track and my pre-made effect rack are easy, but I can't figure out how to change the audio input channel to to one the instrument is one.

Moving further, it would be totally awesome to be able to add a track preset - that is a channel strip that has the input channel and effects all set up so I can just another "Violin" or "Bass" track.

Thoughts? I can M4L.

Both doable with the PXT Live/Clyphx combination.
Though the second one might be a little limited due to Clyphx only being able to load native Live devices and M4L devices which are in the root M4L folder.

To summerize: PXTs accessory mode lets you assign the track state and track select buttons of Push to 8 different Clyphx action lists.

Clyphx has actions for add track, rename track, load device (with the aforementioned limitations), and input -, input sub-, output-, and output-sub routing.

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