Trying to trigger from Custom MIDI input

Hi Alex.

So you can definitely enable it the same way as we've done it with Cubase.

There's also another way I've used myself, which uses quick control and the channel settings window.

• If you have Quick controls enabled, they will fire out a message every time you change a track.
• If you have the QC out going to soundflow this can trigger a script in Soundflow, that could look like this (just cut and cleaned it a bit from on of my scripts):

var app = sf.ui.cubendo

var closeChannelSettingsAgain = false

// This will open the channel settings window if it's not already open
if (!app.getWindowWithTitleStartingWith('Channel Settings').exists) {
    sf.ui.cubendo.performAction({ actionName: "Edit Channel Settings", categoryName: "Edit", }); // The perform Action requires SKI. You could use a keycommand to open it instead.
    closeChannelSettingsAgain = true;
}
// this will clean out the name from the channels settings window title
var trackName = app.getWindowWithTitleStartingWith('Channel Settings : ').title.value.replace('Channel Settings : ', '').split(' [')[0]

// This will trigger the deck if the name has changes since the last message.
if (globalState.lastTrackSelected !== trackName) {
    // Put here the command to change the deck aka: 
    //sf.soundflow.runCommand({commandId: '*Decks command ID'})
    globalState.lastTrackSelected = trackName
}

// This will close the channel settings window again, if it wasn't open. I myself usually have a dedicated monitor for it. 
if (closeChannelSettingsAgain)
    app.getWindowWithTitleStartingWith('Channel Settings').windowClose()

What's great about this is that you are not relying on a whole bunch of different midi messages, but instead a name, so it creates some transparency. And you would not have to set up the midi send for each track.

Hopefully one day we can get the track name information from Cubase/Nuendo more "natively" in SF, as it has huge potential :)
Let me know if you need more help!