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Then I think the best one can do is to dedicate a clip to ClyphX in session view that you can hit on startup to manually re-initialize. (I sometimes dedicate a whole track to different Push startup options in different clip colors)... If the ClyphX clip is enabled (even if the transport is stopped) when you save/exit, it might even save the state (not sure about this, though).

Daniel_S wrote:

Buleriachk wrote:There is a user file in ClyphX in which you can set the startup scale and key for Push.

http://beatwise.proboards.com/board/5/clyphx

I dont think that this will help solve the issue here though.

The problem is Push not starting up with whatever key/scale was last used in that particular set.

You can have a clyphx script in your template that records the Push scale. When you trigger it again it will set push to the desired scale.

re:dream wrote:You can have a clyphx script in your template that records the Push scale. When you trigger it again it will set push to the desired scale.

Best workaround so far, this combined with designating a start up scale has been awesome, but at the same time I need to stop writing tunes in G Minor lol

Writing the scale into clip names works best for me, specially if you use more than one scale per project,