So, if anyone knows a good place to ask stupid remode script related questions, I'd appreciate that, too. 'what's the difference between track and strip?' 'what's a session_ring supposed to be for?' 'what's a tracks_provider?' etc.) I also have tons of little questions, but this ableton forum seems to be the only place to ask questions about remote scripts, but on the other hand I don't want to bore you to death with a lot of little silly questions (e.g. To tell the truth, I just have a rough conception of what I'm doing, because lots and lots of try-and-error was involved to get to the code, I'm using right now. When that happens, I have to restart the playback and things are working again for some time. Then the arm_button keeps activating the same track, no matter which one is currently selected.

That code seems to work, unless I've finished recording a couple of clips (with the playback always running). Self._current_strip = self._mixer._selected_strip Self._mixer._selected_t_arm_button(self._pad) # any but this line don't seem to be necessary Self._pad.add_value_listener(self.pad1_callback) Unfortunately it's somehow very hard to find any information about scripting ableton > version 9, so I'm really running out of ideas where to look. Again: Any help to find more information on those classes is much appreciated. So, in order to adjust the functionality of my current Masterkeyboard with my own code, I feel like I have to understand those classes better. Like I said before: I did most of my own 'training' using _Framework, but the current scripts don't use those classes anymore, instead they use some classes to be found in. Does anybody have information about these classes, or a least point me into the direction to find those informations myself?Ģ. Browsing the Ableton scrtipt directory, I've noticed scripts called '_Tools' (seems to be legacy-code from Ableton 6), '_UserScript' and most of all '_Generic'. For that matter, I've learned most of the things by 'Try & Error', this awesome tutorial about _Framework ()Īnd this API Documentation (Though, I'm slowly getting a grip on coding _Framework, there're still a couple of things, I keep wondering about:ġ. I've spent some time tying to learn how to write Midi Remote Scripts using Python with Ableton 10.

How to write midi remote scripts