Topic: Extending the control of Pianoteq on a Raspberry Pi
My Clavinova CLP115 only has two buttons that I can map to Pianoteq actions which is very limiting as I like to be able to use Pianoteq without recourse to a keyboard and mouse or the Ipad. I've therefore written a script which enables me to put the keyboard into a "typing" mode where I can map any of the keys to Pianoteq actions. The only limitation is remembering which keys do what!
When in normal "Piano" mode I have the low A (that I never use) sending a shutdown command to the Raspberry and the soft pedal assigned as a page turner which works in whichever application is open. Useful when playing and reading music in the PDF viewer.
Pressing my "Demo" button switches the keyboard into "Typing" mode with a range of keys assigned to send abc etc and anything else on a computer keyboard. Multiple key presses can be simulated and I use one to bring up the "Save MIDI file" window which is one action that I don't think is possible from the Pianoteq built-in mappings. I can then type the file name on the piano keyboard and save the file. Pressing the Demo button again returns to Piano mode.
If anyone adventurous is interested in experimenting with the script I'll be happy to share it. It would require some knowledge of sudo nano chmod etc. I make no guarantee that it will work - I can only say that it works on my setup of a CLP115 and a Raspberry Pi 400.