Description

Push-ArrangeMode v2.1 gives your Push its missing Arrangement Mode. It doesn't interfere with other Push modes, it just adds a new one. It actually also adds a few features to Session mode.

The device mainly works on a "selected track" basis. Ultimately, the main goal of this patch is to use your mouse less, because for a lot of tasks this thing actually is... quite slow.

The main focus of this v2 was to add the most used keystrokes like copy/paste, but also new ones introduced in L10 like switching Content/Automation modes (A) or reverse audio (R), the new Live 10.1 zooming shortcuts (H, W, Z...), control over the Comping feature (L11) better control over playback modes and many more. And of course it keeps all the good features from v1 that are natively missing in Live.

It also now embeds a stripped-down version of my BiP (bounce in place) device.

Here's what you can do just from your Push with PAM v2.1 (most of these features are also key/midi mappable):

- un/fold selected track(s), or all tracks at once

- zoom vertically and horizontally with encoders/knobs

- new Live10.1 W, H, Z and X zoom shortcuts

- show/hide Takes Lanes

- move the selected clip to a new Take Lane

- scroll through Takes (cmd/ctrl + up/down arrows)

- set/display (cross)fades

- de/activate warp on audio clips

- reverse audio

- divide, cut, copy, paste, duplicate clips, tracks, devices.

- show/hide the detail clip Envelope tab!

- bounce in place

-  mute/solo/arm individual tracks, and unmute/unsolo/unarm all tracks at once.

- set and de/activate the Arrangement and Clips loop brackets

- toggle on/off the arrangement « follow playhead» thing

- set and navigate locators

- equivalent to left/right arrow keys on your computer to navigate the timeline, move clips or midi notes etc...

- "continue playing" and "play selection" playback modes

- re-enable automations

- toggle between Content and Automation modes

- de/activate Draw mode

- set the global quantisation value

- focus/close the various panels (Browser, device/clip view)

etc...

PAM is 100% L11 compatible and works on silicon macs too.