Some Remote Scripts Programmation - Loop4Live Forum https://www.loop4live.com/community/remote-scripts/ Loop4Live Discussion Board en-US Mon, 13 Apr 2026 01:10:45 +0000 wpForo 60 Begining with Ableton Remote Scripts edition https://www.loop4live.com/community/remote-scripts/begining-with-ableton-remote-scripts-edition/ Wed, 11 Sep 2024 16:39:01 +0000 A really good website : http://remotescripts.blogspot.com/

I started with it :)

]]> Some Remote Scripts Programmation Aurélien BENOIT https://www.loop4live.com/community/remote-scripts/begining-with-ableton-remote-scripts-edition/ Ableton Remote Scripts functions and parameters described https://www.loop4live.com/community/remote-scripts/ableton-remote-scripts-function-and-parameter-discribed/ Wed, 11 Sep 2024 15:59:35 +0000 let's take a look at https://structure-void.com/ableton-live-midi-remote-scripts/ There are a lot of explanations.

And another one which described Ableton LOM Objects : https://docs.cycling74.com/max8/vignettes/live_object_model

]]> Some Remote Scripts Programmation Aurélien BENOIT https://www.loop4live.com/community/remote-scripts/ableton-remote-scripts-function-and-parameter-discribed/ Edit .als Ableton Project with a texteditor https://www.loop4live.com/community/remote-scripts/edit-als-ableton-project-with-a-texteditor/ Wed, 11 Sep 2024 15:57:16 +0000 It can be really useful to edit scenes names with a texteditor rather than in Ableton interface. A good subject on how to edit Ableton projects at : https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?t=121089&start=15

You can decompress the .als file with 7zip for example. Then the file is a basic xml file

You can find scenes names in a dedicated section in the xml file :

		<SceneNames>
			<Scene Id="9" Value="Intro;100 BPM ">
				<Annotation Value="" />
				<ColorIndex Value="0" />
				<LomId Value="0" />
				<ClipSlotsListWrapper LomId="0" />
			</Scene>
			<Scene Id="10" Value="Compo 1 100bpm">
				<Annotation Value="" />
				<ColorIndex Value="0" />
				<LomId Value="0" />
				<ClipSlotsListWrapper LomId="0" />
			</Scene>
			<Scene Id="48" Value="Compo 5 127bpm">
				<Annotation Value="" />
				<ColorIndex Value="0" />
				<LomId Value="0" />
				<ClipSlotsListWrapper LomId="0" />
			</Scene>

You can then compress the file again in a .als format with 7zip in a "gzip" format like this :

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