Not sure if I can actually help you, but first you need that the K2 gets recognized in MTS.
If it's connected to your PC and if you press a button or a knob, you must see
if there is any incoming MIDI data.
Is this the case?
Then you must basically create outgoing actions for incoming MIDI.
E.g. When pressing Button A, the outgoing action is CTRL+F.
I don't have Ableton, so I can't help you much further.
However, important is that you create some kind of concept
what you clearly want.
The 2nd task will be to map this.
tsutek
2016-06-20 11:32:28
If you have max4live, I'd create a midi mappable browser controller patch by utilizing the LOM.
focus_view & scroll_view in live_app view lets you control browser access
Sorry cannot offer much more as I have not dabbled with this aspect of m4l that much myself.. Perhaps you could also invoke the browser hotswap for doing what you want..
nanob0t
2016-06-20 19:23:09
Thanks guys!
I will work on these tips
metastatik
2016-06-27 13:04:38
M4L wouldn't help here as it doesn't have access to the browser object. Sure, you can navigate in the browser, but that's useless as you can't load anything that way. If you want to load stuff via Live's API, you need to write a MIDI Remote Script (Python). Otherwise, you can use keystrokes to do it.