Poly Aftertouch, OSC, and Multiple Gig Performer Instances

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Link: Poly Aftertouch, OSC, and Multiple Gig Performer Instances

Tomorrow is @pianopaul in the Backstage episode, so you don’t want to miss it! :slight_smile:

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And here the used M4L patch for integration.

Select_Scene.amxd (51.8 KB)

All you need is Ableton Live and M4L.

Details I show you in the session :wink:

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Hello Paul ,
I want to configure the start / stop button as you did in the video this morning.
I don’t have the option type unther direct addressable osc.
So I can’t edit the strings Stop Start.
Why is this ?
I have Gigperformer version 4.1.5. Mac mini M1

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That is new in 4.5

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It is a setting that needs to be activated in the options

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Hello, I did enable Direct Addressable OSC in the OSC settings.
When I want to choose type at the configuration of the widget (button) I don’t have that option.
So this is new feature in 4.5 ?

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Yes this is new in 4.5

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Here’s the stream

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2 posts were split to a new topic: Pass some data back to Gig Performer from Ableton

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Thanks for sharing your M4L patch for this. Wonderful stuff!
I saw the video, downloaded the patch and I’m trying to implement it. OSC Communication is all set-up.
I’ve filled in the keyword in the Artist field.
But it seems I have to name the Scenes in Ableton exactly the same as the keywords (not a part of the Scene name). And I have to use double quotes in order to get the scene-select to work… In your video this wasn’t the case. What I’m doing wrong here?

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Upper and lowercase is important

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@pianopaul - Same behavior here. When I add the double quotes in the Ableton Live scene name, it works. In your video you didn’t use them. How can we fix this?
EDIT: Found it. If there are spaces in the Artist, you must use double quotes in the Scene Name.

Considering adding a (key) to the LIVE Scene Name. Scene name would look like this;
Lead Me To The Cross:LMTTC
The the artist name in GP can simply be LMTTC

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Hello, You can also “camelize” your titles in case there are spaces between words; for example “Let Spend The Night Together” becomes “LetSpendTheNightTogether”, much more explicit than “LSTNT”.

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Yep, that’ll work too. I was considering using them both. Full title, colon, followed by the desired acronym “key”.

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Thanks, Nemanja,

In light of the fact the newer laptops are increasing the number of cores exponentially and multiple instances are a way of taking advantage of those additional cores, I wonder if future versions of GP will simplify the process of using multiple instances for us less tech oriented users. I can see a more “integrated” version of using multiple instances as a way to access more power/capability from your computer.

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@pianopaul many thanks , can i use the max 4 live device to select a song in gig performer lauching a scene in ableton because I need to keep my eyes in ableton. Many thanks

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As Ableton Live sends back the scene name, you can react on incoming OSC messages and select the desired song.

BUT: this way maybe a OSC loop may occurs with the current M4L device.

For my understanding: You switch a scene in Ableton Live and want Gig Performer select the corresponding Song?

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Could you design a max 4 live device to launch a song inside the setlist of gig performer from ableton scene so I can change to next scene and song change in gig performer , based in the same ideas :bulb: of matching song and scenes names