This is the code for the subroutine I'm currently working on (there isn't yet an end to to the subroutine as it's a work in progress) SRT>StereoCheck WaitWindowOpen>Adobe Audition - Untitled* Press Ctrl Send>p Release Ctrl WaitWindowOpen>File Info SetFocus>File Info Press Tab*8 Wait>1 Press Ctrl Sen...

Unfortunately I am using an old version of MS, version 10 :oops: I've added your suggested line before the separate command but weirdly now what happens is that the message box doesn't come up at all but I hear the Windows default beep sound. Looking through the code for this macro I can't see anyth...

Well I've found out why it's not working, I just don't understand why it's doing what it's doing. SRT>StereoCheck WaitWindowOpen>Adobe Audition - Untitled* Press Ctrl Send>p Release Ctrl WaitWindowOpen>File Info SetFocus>File Info Press Tab*8 Wait>1 Press Ctrl Send>a Wait>1 Release Ctrl Press Ctrl s...

Okay well I'm very confused :? :? This is the checking part of my macro SRT>StereoCheck WaitWindowOpen>Adobe Audition - Untitled* Press Ctrl Send>p Release Ctrl WaitWindowOpen>File Info SetFocus>File Info Press Tab*8 Wait>1 Press Ctrl Send>a Wait>1 Release Ctrl Press Ctrl send>c Release Ctrl Wait>1 ...

I see. Hmm. I might have to use RegEx as, unless I'm doing something wrong, it seems that Separate doesn't work with a variable.

I'm copying the text to the clipboard then using Getclipboard to save it as a variable but Separate doesn't seem to like me specifying the variable as the List.

Ahh okay, yes I think I follow. RegEx is a bit beyond my knowledge. I've used it once before but needed a lot of help from these forums. I can definitely see how it's the more useful option but I think I'll have a go at the Separate command. Many thanks for the help and pointing me in the right dire...

I'm not too sure of the correct terminology to use here but I want to verify the properties of an audio file using Adobe Audition. If I open an audio file in Audition and press Ctrl+P it opens the file properties. If I somehow (yet to be worked out how) I click on the Broadcast Wave tab (there are 7...

Ahh, yes good thinking!

Some meters change colour the louder the sound is which may complicate matters a bit but I think I may be able to switch that off in this particular program.

I'm trying to see if I can write a macro that will make a sound meter accessible. In other words when an on screen LED column lights up, the macro see's which pixel that is bright is the highest up on the y axis. Depending on how high up on the y axis it is will then determine what level the sound i...

No, nothing running at all. I had just changed the start of the code to this: Label>mainloop //Ctrl+Alt+C = Channel OnEvent>Key_Down,C,5,Channel //Ctrl+Alt+D = Dynamic OnEvent>Key_Down,D,5,Dynamic //Ctrl+Alt+L = Limiter OnEvent>Key_Down,L,5,Limiter //Ctrl+Alt+M = Compressor OnEvent>Key_Down,M,5,Comp...

I don't dispute that, but for some reason it works

I'm just trying out your version which I'm sure will get things working the way they should.

Ahh interesting. I wasn't sure that I needed the goto>mainloops but without them the macro seemed to stop after the first hotkey was pressed but then that may have been because I had misspelled channel.

Cheers JRL, I'll give that a whirl.

Fixed it. Just moved the mainloop to the start.

I'm trying to write a macro that will make a piece of software more accessible to blind and visually impaired users as the software currently can only be navigated with a mouse. The idea is that the macro runs all the time in the background and just waits for the user to make certain hotkeys. When t...

This is a macro I'm trying to write to automate an on screen audio jog wheel with a physical one. What this does is when I move the jog wheel back once I hear the audio running backwards slowly, if I move it back again I hear the audio running backwards a bit faster, move it back again and I hear th...