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This is about as far as I think I can go based on this being my first foray into Node.js:
Tried building the plugins and there is no "dist" folder to be found anywhere. I hope this text file containing all the details of me doing npm install will help magenta-studio-build-attempt-log-dump.txt
. Interestingly, I had to run the post-install commands for downloading the models and node modules for magenta4live.amxd separately after initially getting an error that the script "download:models;" could not be found.
I really hope to get this to work someday with my own data, as I appreciate what the plugin can do for me as a guitarist that wants to spend more time coming up with melodies and riffs instead of programming drum patterns or scouring through 8000 midi files to find one that is suitable for a particular part that I am playing.
There is definitely something going wrong when trying to do a windows-ableton build within Windows. I only could successfully build when I used Ubuntu within a virtual machine using WSL.
This is about as far as I think I can go based on this being my first foray into Node.js:
Tried building the plugins and there is no "dist" folder to be found anywhere. I hope this text file containing all the details of me doing npm install will help
magenta-studio-build-attempt-log-dump.txt
. Interestingly, I had to run the post-install commands for downloading the models and node modules for magenta4live.amxd separately after initially getting an error that the script "download:models;" could not be found.
I really hope to get this to work someday with my own data, as I appreciate what the plugin can do for me as a guitarist that wants to spend more time coming up with melodies and riffs instead of programming drum patterns or scouring through 8000 midi files to find one that is suitable for a particular part that I am playing.
Originally posted by @rjstange in #54 (comment)
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