I have set up four transport buttons on my Arturia Keylab so that they control next/previous song part and next previous song. I’ve also turned off Previous/Next variation stays within rackspace. This works great when walking down the setlist. However, if you walk the setlist in the upward directi…

[image] Musichandyman_Oscar: If I want to use both my buttons and a pedal for the setlist movements; What MIDI messages do these buttons send?

[image] npudar: What MIDI messages do these buttons send? [Snip_1] [Snip_2]

[image] Musichandyman_Oscar: This works great when walking down the setlist. However, if you walk the setlist in the upward direction, the previous song part button causes a jump from the first song part in one song to the first song part in the previous song. This is maybe how it ought to be? I…

[image] Ali_B: I just have one button mapped to previous song part, another to next song part in Setlist preferences. This still allows me to move between songs. No need for extra buttons to move between songs. Yes, you don’t really need those previous/next song buttons. [image] Ali_B: N…

[image] Musichandyman_Oscar: To switch to next song part instead of having to click the button on the keyboard. Excellent! (Haven’t tried this, but it looks promising) Would Sir like to try something from System Actions in the Global Rackspace? [Screenshot 2022-07-14 at 8.45.59 pm]

[image] Ali_B: (Haven’t tried this, but it looks promising) Would Sir like to try something from System Actions in the Global Rackspace? I must take a look at that.

See the bonus section of this article: Gig Performer | How to change sounds and control plugins from your MIDI controller The System Actions block is being used.

[image] npudar: The System Actions block is being used. I’ve already managed to get the buttons to function without the System Action plugin via MIDI learn, but perhaps that should be used to get pedals working. I suppose I can have multiple widgets performing the same action? [image] Mus…

[image] Musichandyman_Oscar: Do you know the answer to this question? I didn’t understand it. What is certain: you can use the Scaling mechanism (Widget curve) to adjust the behavior of a widget any way you like.

[image] npudar: I didn’t understand it. What I meant was; I have quite a few of those toggle pedals, that were used to, for example, turn reverb or preset volume on or off on amplifiers. I suppose, if I connect them to a pedal input on my controller, they will give on value when on (127+) a…

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