Radium

kjetil wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019 21:45 Good idea. I've added Shift + Ctrl + M keybinding now to switch metronome on/off.

Thanks!

Thanks for the syntax heads-up; now working as expected.

Maybe you'll consider adding this shortcut as part of the default keybindings in a future release; I bet it would be useful to other users as well.

I've added the following line to my 'keybindings.conf' file...I am running v5.9.67
but I get the following error:


Can you please explain what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks.

Thanks for weighing in- an 'InstrumentIsPlayingNotes' API addition sounds like the right approach...

Thanks for the detailed responses. As a followup to getSoundPluginRegistry, you can find category of an instrument by iterating the hash tables returned by getSoundPluginRegistry and use getInstrumentTypeName and getInstrumentPluginName to find correct entry. I am successfully parsing the getSoundPl...

The 'getInstrumentTypeName' API function returns "VST" for both my effect (reverb) plugin ("Oril River 1") and my instrument plugin ("DPiano-E 1"): 2plugins.png I am ultimately trying to get a list of midi-playable plugins open in the program: 1. Use getNumAudioInstrume...

Perfect.

Thanks for the useful info; I have a follow-up question: Is there currently a way to get a LIST of all available instrument IDs and their corresponding names, i.e. id=27, DPiano-A 1 id=28, EPiano-A 1 etc. Trying to familiarize myself with the API functions list in https://github.com/kmatheussen/radi...

Via its Mixer object name?

i.e.
ra:select-track 0
then
ra:set-block-track-instrument 'DPiano-E 1'

WOW. Very cool powerful remote functionality baked-in! FYI, sInce I am on Windows: 1. I needed CURL- Windows binaries can be downloaded from: https://curl.haxx.se/windows/ 2. The command-line example supplied needed a syntax modification to work from the Windows cmd prompt- the radium function call ...