Controlling Planning Center Live with Ableton Live

Do you use Planning Center Live to keep track of your service times? Automate the process using Ableton Live and Bome MIDI Translator Pro!
In this week's tutorial, Ableton Live Certified Trainer, Will Doggett, shows you how to use Ableton Live and Bome MIDI Translator Pro to automate changing service elements in Planning Center Live.
Download Bome's MIDI Translator Pro:
www.bome.com
Try Planning Center Live:
planning.center
Connecting two Macs via ethernet and Network MIDI:
• Connecting two Macs vi...
Using your MIDI Controller with Ableton Live:
• Using your MIDI Contro...
Download the FREE cues for Planning Center Live:
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[@steem23]

This is ANSWERS bro. Thank you.

[@saahaslalwani]

You gotta make some tutorials on gain staging and clipping problems 🙏

[@glaythonsouza2318]

Hey Will... Do you have this template yet? The link's not open anymore, that's gonna help me so much!

[@fromstudiotostage]

This one is no longer available

[@joshualist8653]

Hey Will, I assume that the PCO Live browser window has to be the active window in order to accept the space bar command from Bome?

[@fromstudiotostage]

That’s right Joshua

[@OpaZenha]

You can use scripts to do it in the background. If you have Bome to shoot a specific keyboard shortcut, you can trigger a script that "sends" spacebar to the app you want.

[@donodom3]

Lucas Zenha Lucas, what’s the process for doing that? You can email me at [e-mail] or respond here whatever is more convenient.

[@OpaZenha]

@@donodom3 This is a serie of vídeos teaching how to deal with scripts on Windows: ua-cam.com/video/6GsGk8tSbW4/v-deo.html
If you are doing it on Mac, you can use ControllerMate instead of Bome. ControllerMate allows you to receive the Midi and run an Apple script as output. On the software website you can find lots of tutorials mate. I hope I helped.