Macro / script to enable Melodyne in Pro Tools playlist view

Hi Henry,

Something like this should do the trick.

function melodyneEditPlaylists() {
    sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();
    sf.ui.proTools.mainWindow.invalidate();

    const plalistsPopupButton = sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrack.displaySelectorButton;
    const plalistsPopupButtonTitle = plalistsPopupButton.value.invalidate().value;

    if (plalistsPopupButtonTitle !== "playlists") {
        plalistsPopupButton.popupMenuSelect({
            menuPath: ["playlists"],
        });
    }

    const plalistsSelectorPopup = sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrack.popupButtons.allItems[1];
    const menuItems = plalistsSelectorPopup.popupMenuFetchAllItems({ dismissMenu: true }).menuItems;

    const playlistNames = menuItems
        .filter(mi => mi.path[0] === "Target Playlist" && mi.path[1] !== "Main Playlist")
        .map(e => e.path[1].replace(/\s*\(.*?\)$/g, ""));

    playlistNames.slice(1).forEach(playlistName => {
        const playlistTrack = sf.ui.proTools.trackGetByName({ name: playlistName }).track

        const playlistSoloBtn = playlistTrack.buttons.whoseTitle.is("Solo Comp Lane").first;
        const isPlaylistSoloed = playlistSoloBtn.value.invalidate().value === "on state"

        if (!isPlaylistSoloed) { playlistSoloBtn.elementClick(); }

        sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({ menuPath: ["Track", "Melodyne", "Edit"] });

        sf.ui.proTools.waitForNoModals();

        if (!isPlaylistSoloed) { playlistSoloBtn.elementClick(); }
    });
}

melodyneEditPlaylists();

The script will first get the names of the playlists in the selected track.
The track view will be set to "playlists"
Then each playlist will be solo enabled.
The script will then click the menu item "Track" => "Melodyne" => "Edit".
The playlist's initial solo state will then be restored.

I hope that helps.