I have 3 instances of Scaler 2.7.2 within the same live set and no matter what I have tried and how many times I have clicked the ‘Refresh’ button I cannot get any of them to connect to each other even when they are all open at the same time.
Have you opened one Scaler that has the chords in it the way you want and Clicked on the Blue Logo on the upper left? When you click on the Blue Log on the upper left you’ll see several things. Choose SYNC.
Then you will see a list of different ways to sync. You can choose any but if you want one Master Scaler that controls all the others choose Live Sync at the bottom. Each of the black squares is a check box that you need to choose before Scaler knows what to sync. Then click the sync button. If you want Live Sync you just need to choose that one.
Now that Scaler is leader and the others are followers. You make changes in ONLY in the LEADER. All others will follow. You should see how many Scalers are connected. If you don’t something is wrong.
Hi, I’ve just had a look at this on my Windows 10 Live 11 system and I found a similar issue.
On my system the synchronisation was being shown, although it did take about two seconds for it to appear. But, I was not getting any playback from the slaves until I routed the midi from the master to the slaves.
ADDENDUM: [Can you try opening a New session of Ableton and starting from scratch with just 2 Scalers and nothing else?] Also, I am on Mac and not Windows. Please try the New blank session though as a starting point.
Are you pushing SYNC before you refresh? You shouldn’t even need to refresh if it sees the other one. Here is the order for me.
2 Instances add chords etc. to the main Scaler. Open sync. Try opening Sync ONLY on the MAIN Scaler. You only need to do this on one, not all of them.
It loooks as if there may be an issue with the REFRESH button on Sync when you are synchronising the Progression Builder (I never use the REFRESH button). However, as you only synchronise the Progression Builder at the start of a song, and not part-way through, I think you should be clicking on the SYNC button at the bottom of the panel
On the routing I see your midi routing for the two slave Scalers is set to “All Ins” and “All Channels”. I suggest that you could try setting it to “SCALER Organ” and “Scaler 2” assuming that SCALER Organ is your master. Then try syncing the Scalers using the SYNC button.
You are correct. I am just trying to eliminate any issue that may be causing this problem, but @FretPilot you can try first ignoring my suggestion about routing.
I would like to clarify if @FretPilot you are trying the REFRESH button when syncing the Scalers.
ADDENDUM: [Can you try opening a New session of Ableton and starting from scratch with just 2 Scalers and nothing else?]…
Are you pushing SYNC before you refresh?
I can’t as the button is disabled.
You shouldn’t even need to refresh if it sees the other one. Here is the order for me.
That’s what I believe
2 Instances add chords etc. to the main Scaler. Open sync. Try opening Sync ONLY on the MAIN Scaler. You only need to do this on one, not all of them.
That’s what I tried to do, but it doesn’t work
According to the @FretPilot screenshot, he has never selected the button on the very bottom, but just PROGRESSION BUILDER (Section C): maybe this is the issue
I always select LIVE SYNC instead, like e.g. Jamieh