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Solo track mapping doesn't appear to work as expected
Submitted by joshuaman32 on Tue, 06/18/2019 - 07:09
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Control Surface Studio User
When I map a solo track to a knob on my mf twister which I've set to toggle it takes two button presses to enable the solo in ableton for some reason.
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actually this is my fault i found that I didn't set the correct button type in the controller settings
Correct. You just need to set it to toggle/momentary depending on the button type.
Is there a way to solo/cue multiple tracks at one time? Like when you would click a solo/cue button while holding crtl (windows). When I use Remotify it turns off solo/cue on the first track when I turn it on on a second track. Switching between miditype or momentary does not fix this.
Example of what I want:
When I use the default APC20 mapping you can turn on solo/cue on multiple tracks by holding multiple buttons at once.
THANKS!
Try to fix it from the Live preferences in the RecorWarpLaunch Tab: unable Solo in the Exclusive entry.
Hi Aqenra,
As Valentin said, you can set this in Live itself. In the preferences menu, click on 'Record Warp Launch'.
However,
In CSS you could create mute mappings for multiple tracks and set them to the same button on your controller, then you can turn multiple track mutes on/off together (you don't need to change the 'Record Warp Launch' setting mentioned above to do this).
Ah thats EASY. Thank you guys! Amazing