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Okay, so I started messing around with wul's fab creation. I wanted a larger display and encoder knobs so I could use it with my hardware Launchpad and NativeKontrol's LPC-Ditto (Launchpad Push Emulation) script.

It was pretty straightforward once I duplicated wul's Shove instance, removed all the controls I didn't want, then resized and repositioned what was left.

So far, it's working flawlessly - I've attached a screen dump of my effort.
I think I'll just play with it for a few days and see what addition controls I need or don't need. Any suggestions?

Thanks again wul!

very nice

btw for anyone just joining this thread and having problems on windows, I made a tutorial video for a quick installation and setup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJxAnm3j ... e=youtu.be

willsanquil wrote:very nice

btw for anyone just joining this thread and having problems on windows, I made a tutorial video for a quick installation and setup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6vOL30j ... load_owner

Just watched your video, good job but one major problem in my humble opinion -

Don't get people to overwrite their whole MIDI Remote Scripts folder with your version, at most just add your edited sub-folder. These scripts are regularly updated by Ableton and some hardware/software will want to install scripts here too!

Good points - I am redoing the video now, already recorded it, just waiting for my other performance video to finish encoding.

edited original post, but here it is as well:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJxAnm3j ... e=youtu.be

Wow ! Awesome !
Shove works perfectly with ClyphX while the first solution which consists to modify the original Push remote script crashes Ableton Live 9.0.x in my case.
Thanks to share this !

Great template, perfect Push Emulation.

If you are using Mac Osx i recommand to NOT try to edit/open py/pyi files in textedit, it can causes some SERIOUS DAMAGE to your computer.

Just use ClyphX.

Hi
There really should not be any particular problem opening .py file in text editor - the compiled .pyc files will simply look like garbage however . . .
Of course you should do which ever method you are comfortable with - if you know what you are doing then go for it . . .

Cheers

You need to be aware of indentation with .py files as Python denotes blocks by it. However Python is not as fussy about white space as many people believe.

I'd like to have a go at writing a controller script but apart from the uncompiled Python scripts on GitHub have found little definitive documentation. Reading the scripts is making my eyes bleed Pointers anyone?

in the next update , you can forget the velocity and aftertouch sliders i'm hoping to include real velocity and aftertouch.
it would appear i've managed to crack it .