pylive? Live? and port 11000 just disappeared!

[mindexxx]

I'm trying to follow the way you didi in the video "How to Connect ChatGPT to Ableton for Automatic AI Music Making" to generate some AI midi notes, I downloaded the master branch of AbletonOSC and followed the installation steps in the README file, referring to the code in the video to send messages to port 11000. I encountered the following error:

(2024-04-18 19:08:06,082) [ERROR] AbletonOSC: Error handling OSC message: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'add_new_notes' (2024-04-18 19:08:06,083) [WARNING] AbletonOSC: Traceback (most recent call last):

The error originates from the code in the project file ../abletonosc/clip.py on the line clip.add_newnotes(tuple(notes)). The log output also indicates that the clip object is of NoneType. Additionally, I've installed several versions of pylive (0.4.0, 0.3.0, etc.), and PyCharm is showing an "import Live" error (class not found). After changing Live to lowercase, and adjusting the method corresponding to clip.add**_notes to match the correct syntax without errors, I tried running Live, but then the listener port 11000 would not start. Could you tell me which Python package Live refers to? Is it pylive, live, or another Python library associated with it?

Anyone encountered same issues?

[ideoforms]

Hi there @mindexxx,

First to quickly say that that video was created by a third party, so I can't 100% vouch for its contents, but can help with pylive/AbletonOSC.

The first error most likely happened because you're calling add_new_notes on a clip that doesn't exist. Make sure that, when you specify a track index and clip index in your args, an empty MIDI clip already exists in that slot (remembering that track/clip indices number from 0, so if you have one clip in your set in Track 2 Clip 1, you will need to address it as track 1 clip 0 within your OSC commands.)

Secondly, regarding import Live: you shouldn't be trying to run the AbletonOSC code within PyCharm or any other IDE. The Live module (capital L) is an Ableton Live internal namespace that can only be accessed when AbletonOSC is running within Live itself. You shouldn't need to make any modifications to the module to get it to work.

I recommend always running the very latest version of pylive/AbletonOSC. Hope that helps!

[mindexxx]

hi Daniel,  really appreciate your reply, helped a lot! I have already solved the problem and successfully ran the program, once again, thank you Daniel!

Mindex @.***

 

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Hi there @mindexxx,

First to quickly say that that video was created by a third party, so I can't 100% vouch for its contents, but can help with pylive/AbletonOSC.

The first error most likely happened because you're calling add_new_notes on a clip that doesn't exist. Make sure that, when you specify a track index and clip index in your args, an empty MIDI clip already exists in that slot (remembering that track/clip indices number from 0, so if you have one clip in your set in Track 2 Clip 1, you will need to address it as track 1 clip 0 within your OSC commands.)

Secondly, regarding import Live: you shouldn't be trying to run the AbletonOSC code within PyCharm or any other IDE. The Live module (capital L) is an Ableton Live internal namespace that can only be accessed when AbletonOSC is running within Live itself. You shouldn't need to make any modifications to the module to get it to work.

I recommend always running the very latest version of pylive/AbletonOSC. Hope that helps!

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