-
All replies
-
Helpful answers
-
Feb 20, 2011 9:03 AM in response to dhjdhjby JasTheMusicman,I'm not sure where you can find the MS items in ScriptDebugger, but I do know how to execute the Applescript from Mainstage...
Select an on-screen control, then in the Screen Control Inspector mapping area, select Actions and scroll down to the very bottom of the list and you will see Applescript. Click Applescript and you will see the scripts that are installed with Mainstage to control iTunes. Place the Applescript in the same folder as the ones for iTunes and they will appear in this same list. -
Feb 20, 2011 9:09 AM in response to JasTheMusicmanby dhjdhj,That's different --- you're using MainStage to trigger Applescripts.
I want to go the other way around --- I want to control MainStage itself FROM Applescripts -
-
Feb 20, 2011 9:28 AM in response to dhjdhjby JasTheMusicman,Ok. Was just thinking this also might have been helpful if the Applescript itself was run from within MS against the current concert based on a triggered action. -
Feb 20, 2011 12:59 PM in response to Blueberryby dhjdhj,Change mappings on the fly, some automation, switch a bunch of layers on the fly --- change the split point on the fly, flip the receiving MIDI channels on the fly, mute a channel and solo another one, close a concert and open another one. Many things that I haven't even thought of but that can be very interesting once an application is scriptable.
Would like to be able to trigger a bunch of such changes in one go, typically done by using macros (and ideally, I'd like to use a MIDI command to trigger that macro) as well as triggering from other apps such as Max/MSP -
Jul 26, 2013 10:09 AM in response to dhjdhjby Andyx7777,As i found out, Mainstage is not controlable by apple script. If you start the script editor and select Library from the Windows menu, you can click the + symbol to add an application. If you then select Mainstage from you're program folder, you'll receive a message, that i can't be added, because it doesn't support apple script.