thickrichsean
Despite my lengthy description I'm sure this is a simple fix but as a newcomer verb choice and syntax are not always very intuitive to me. Any help is appreciated:
I have a quick filter called 'Hot' designed to filter only tracks that are close (pitch diff <= 5 & key diff = 0) to the active track. The only problem is the results are static and do not update when a new track is loaded/made active.
I would like the filter to auto-update in response to the most recently loaded song so it is providing constant useful harmonic and tempo matches for a next selection, without having to manually toggle the filter every time I load a song.
Right now I've tried adding two "& quick_filter 'Hot'" instances after the load command on my keyboard and my controller, which I thought would have the effect of toggling the filter off and on (or, if I have purposefully left the filter off, on and off, thereby returning it to the desired off state). But it doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Thanks again for any guidance.
I have a quick filter called 'Hot' designed to filter only tracks that are close (pitch diff <= 5 & key diff = 0) to the active track. The only problem is the results are static and do not update when a new track is loaded/made active.
I would like the filter to auto-update in response to the most recently loaded song so it is providing constant useful harmonic and tempo matches for a next selection, without having to manually toggle the filter every time I load a song.
Right now I've tried adding two "& quick_filter 'Hot'" instances after the load command on my keyboard and my controller, which I thought would have the effect of toggling the filter off and on (or, if I have purposefully left the filter off, on and off, thereby returning it to the desired off state). But it doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Thanks again for any guidance.
Posted an hour ago