12root2

Hi. Yesterday I posted about an issue with the set start_marker, today the get end_marker.

It does strange things when the clip's Loop function isn't on. Here's an example for this: Put a song in a clip slot, make sure the Loop is OFF, and then run this patch. If it's not only in my case, the end marker value would be much higher than in the clip (remember to divide it by 4 to get the bar count).

Hi. Yesterday I posted about an issue with the set start_marker, today the get end_marker.
It does strange things when the clip's Loop function isn't on. Here's an example for this: Put a song in a clip slot, make sure the Loop is OFF, and then run this patch. If it's not only in my case, the end marker value would be much higher than in the clip (remember to divide it by 4 to get the bar count).
Try it. Tell me if I wrong. THX


liveapi-command-clips-get-end_marker-issue

forgot to mention that in the LOM discription it says "The end marker of the clip in beats, independent of the loop state".

This is a 10 years old post but I can confirm that the issue is still replicable in Ableton 11.3 + Max 8.5.4

Although the behavior is slightly different. In my environment end_marker just doesn't return anything when loop is off. It returns correct values only when loop is on. The example I posted demo it clearly by using live.observer

LiveAPI command clip's "get end_marker" issue.