@diegorad you’re a STAR… @arturia.official PLEASE LOOK AT WHAT HE’S DONE AND IMPLEMENT THIS DIRECTLY. IT’S BEEN 2+ YEARS.
Check the GitHub repo, I just posted instructions to install everything. I might also try to make a Windows executable.
**** fixed - my bad not knowing how this works. All good now, thanks!**
**** Edit - the script doesn’t seem to like running in Ableton 12.1 Beta…
Tried running the standalone script on my MacBook M2 and I’m getting the following error.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “MiniLab_3_AbsToRelTranslator.py”, line 66, in
File “MiniLab_3_AbsToRelTranslator.py”, line 56, in main
File “mido/backends/backend.py”, line 96, in open_input
File “mido/ports.py”, line 165, in init
File “mido/ports.py”, line 90, in init
File “mido/backends/rtmidi.py”, line 134, in _open
File “mido/backends/rtmidi.py”, line 94, in _open_port
OSError: no ports available
[2927] Failed to execute script ‘MiniLab_3_AbsToRelTranslator’ due to unhandled exception!
Any ideas? Thanks!
Following the suggestion above, simply changing it to VALUE SCALING in ableton fixed this problem. In fact, DONT use relative in midi control center… it will mess it up.
Is there tutorials detailed like this ? i just cant find them over the internet…
Arturia is a big name but the documentations is rare to find…
Value scaling is a different mode and it’s a bit better then waiting for pickup but not the same as using normal relative mode. You will get very big jumps when the values are far apart of course.
I just bought Minilab with the endless encoders for Ableton Macros as the main reason. Any news from Arturia if this will happen or why it’s not possible? I need to return it if it’s not going to happen. Very dissapointed, Arturia nails the hardware but that Ableton integration really defeats the purpose? I don’t want workarounds and user scripts, why doesn’t is just work, like with other manufacturers?