Macro to active loops with cue points

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Macro to active loops with cue points
Posted on: 24.11.2011 by Kyle Raus
I've been looking around for this forever and I can't seem to find the answer. I'm at wits end and hope you guys can help me.

Is there a way to map my Mashine to activate loop if (and only if) a cue is a loop?

This has possibly been asked before, and I'm sorry if this is a duplicate.
Kyle Raus
25.11.2011
Originally Posted by losxc451
in that case then set your pads to the cue points and then use a modifier so that when you press the pad it jumps to the cue point and activates the loop. If you wanna just jump to the cue point you press the pad, but with the modifier pressed then you can jump to the cue point and activates the loop. Try that out
Yeah, I've been believeing about that too, just wanted to avoid it. However, it's worth a shot.

Thanks!
Kyle Raus
25.11.2011
Originally Posted by losxc451
on each cue point you set you could also map a loop active maybe? not sure if it would work though
I've tested this, but then it would be activated whenever I activate the cue. Could be annoying if a loop came right afterward when it shouldn't be activated.
Kyle Raus
24.11.2011		I've been looking around for this forever and I can't seem to find the answer. I'm at wits end and hope you guys can help me.

Is there a way to map my Mashine to activate loop if (and only if) a cue is a loop?

This has possibly been asked before, and I'm sorry if this is a duplicate.
Kyle Raus
25.11.2011
Originally Posted by losxc451
in that case then set your pads to the cue points and then use a modifier so that when you press the pad it jumps to the cue point and activates the loop. If you wanna just jump to the cue point you press the pad, but with the modifier pressed then you can jump to the cue point and activates the loop. Try that out
Yeah, I've been believeing about that too, just wanted to avoid it. However, it's worth a shot.

Thanks!
Kesha Pietrak
24.11.2011		in that case then set your pads to the cue points and then use a modifier so that when you press the pad it jumps to the cue point and activates the loop. If you wanna just jump to the cue point you press the pad, but with the modifier pressed then you can jump to the cue point and activates the loop. Try that out
Kyle Raus
25.11.2011
Originally Posted by losxc451
on each cue point you set you could also map a loop active maybe? not sure if it would work though
I've tested this, but then it would be activated whenever I activate the cue. Could be annoying if a loop came right afterward when it shouldn't be activated.
Kesha Pietrak
25.11.2011		on each cue point you set you could also map a loop active maybe? not sure if it would work though

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