So I’m new to the ableton mapping game. Despite this I’ve managed to map a couple of complex chain effects through trial and error. But what I’ve been trying to figure out is if there is a way for a knob value to automatically reset once the chain has turned off… so you don’t have to turn your encoder back until zero. After a day of fiddling and searching, I’ve seen no solution. Is this a foolish task? is this even possible?
But I don’t see the point of what you’re doing - you’ll still need to have the rack visible in order to select which chain you’ll be using, so why does it matter if your encoder is not set to zero? It’s the difference between turning the encoder to the left or the right… Insignificant.
Not necessarily if he has the chain hard-mapped to macro knobs.
I can’t understand perfectly why it would make life easier - its never fun when you have to turn down all the knobs for example, on 5 effects, filter and eq that you were previously running when you want to go and trigger a new clip “dry” in quick succession on the same channel, it’d be much easier to just have a zero reset and be done with it in a single click.
of course it may not look as impressive as great big sweeping knob twists the wrong way
So far that video seems to be the only option and yes I have a chain mapped to a micro and I have my jog wheel mapped to it. I’m using a S2 so when I touch my jog wheel the rack is turned on, when I let go it turns off. My asspirations are that once I let go of the jog wheel the knob will reset. I’m gonna see if i can combine the info in the video to achieve this.
Maybe create a reset clip and map it to be “launched” or activate when the jog wheel touch sensor is a zero for min and max?!