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This would really only help to hide the dropdown menu > select action that flashes onscreen. Some notes from a DM w/ravez on VI-C:
I'd prefer not depending on Keyboard Maestro, since I want to keep LAS entirely free. But AppleScript can send keystrokes, so I may look into that.
The more significant challenge is how to programmatically determine the key command a user has set for each of the 32 articulations. (Some Orchestral Tools libs have 47 arts, so it's also a limited solution.) Logic doesn't store custom key commands in an xml file like art set .plists. ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.logic10.plist is a hex file that references user saved customized key commands.
But the referenced .logickcs file that a user needs to pre-save has the key command information encrypted.
In Logic's Key Assignments window, there's an option to copy to clipboard and if saved in the ~ directory I may be able to search that. Otherwise perhaps just have the user specify them in LAS.scpt or LAS.mipi as part of initial configuration.
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Set Articulation 1 ⌃1
Set Articulation 2 ⌃2
Set Articulation 3 ⌃3
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Option to use Logic's 32 custom key commands to switch note arts on the piano roll
Option to use Logic's 32 custom key commands to switch selected note arts on the piano roll
Aug 23, 2024
This would really only help to hide the dropdown menu > select action that flashes onscreen. Some notes from a DM w/ravez on VI-C:
I'd prefer not depending on Keyboard Maestro, since I want to keep LAS entirely free. But AppleScript can send keystrokes, so I may look into that.
The more significant challenge is how to programmatically determine the key command a user has set for each of the 32 articulations. (Some Orchestral Tools libs have 47 arts, so it's also a limited solution.) Logic doesn't store custom key commands in an xml file like art set .plists. ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.logic10.plist is a hex file that references user saved customized key commands.
But the referenced .logickcs file that a user needs to pre-save has the key command information encrypted.
In Logic's Key Assignments window, there's an option to copy to clipboard and if saved in the ~ directory I may be able to search that. Otherwise perhaps just have the user specify them in LAS.scpt or LAS.mipi as part of initial configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: