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@tr742

Hello again! If I understand you correctly, the Control Watcher Actor in combination with the Jump Actor will work well for you in this case. You can allocate individual keys / pads of your MIDI device to trigger different Scenes via the Jump Actor. 

From the Communications tab of Isadora's Menu bar select Midi Setup and choose your Midi device from the drop down menu. Then from the Windows tab of Isadora's Menu bar select Show Monitor. This will display real-time Midi info including Port, Channel, Controller number and Controller value. You should then be able to then work out the Midi Control number of each key / pad on your device.

Hope this helps,

Best wishes,

Simon

@tr742

If you integrate this into your workflow, you can bump up the brightness across the board in Isadora using this Global HSL setup I threw together a few years ago: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/bgvy2jp42mz78y0dkr3mj/h?rlkey=nv9f9k1wrmy394t0kzz37pejj&dl=0

@dusx said:

 I'll add it to my to build list. I hope to offer up a number of python powered goodies soon.

^^^

@jfg That's why I mentioned Python. It summons Ryan. 

@dusx 

@dusx thanks so much for this🙌 The video makes it so much easier for me to understand now  .

 Definitely going to build it in the next project. 

Pretty good for a rough cut by the way😜👏

Thank you !!