Any way to assign an instrument to a track via the API?

[MusikMan74]

Via its Mixer object name?

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

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[kjetil]

Yes, you use the function setInstrumentForTrack:

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void setInstrumentForTrack | int64_t instrument_id | int tracknum ? -1 | int blocknum ? -1 | int windownum ? -1

It doesn't take instrument name as argument though. Since instrument names are not unique, that wouldn't work. So you need to get the instrument id. You get the id of the current instrument by calling getCurrentInstrument, if that works. (Also, in the picture, "D Piano10" probably doesn't have id 10. 10 is just a number displayed to make things easier to read.)

[kjetil]

To get the id of the 10th instrument shown in that menu, do this:

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ra.getAudioInstrumentId(10)

[MusikMan74]

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/radium/b ... rotos.conf

so I can ask fewer questions.

[kjetil]

Use getNumAudioInstruments to find number of audio instruments. Use getAudioInstrumentId to get instrument id from instrument number. Use getInstrumentName to get instrument name from instrument id.

[MusikMan74]

Perfect.