You can apply a trick, which I also use for a live setup. Instead of trying to visualise the selector layers you can use clip or scene names.Mathiross wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2019 9:29 pm The laptop is on a keyboard played by another musician who can monitor his actual settings directly on bitwig. The keyboard sound presets are in an instrument selector on track 1.
A second 10" screen is pluged in the same laptop and placed next to my foot pedal where I play a midi wind controller. My sound presets are in an instrument selector on track 2. While playing live, I would like to keep an eye on my actual settings via this screen thanks to OSC.
This is why I need to monitor the active layer, and why not, to know which are previouses and nexts layers to appease my brain while a live performance
For each layer/sound create a clip on the track with the instrument selector. In each clip set the automation value of the first parameter of the instrument selector to match the required layer. If you now start the clip it will automatically select the matching sound! If you do the same for track 1, you can select both sounds by starting the scene. Another advantage is that you can also add backing tracks and start/select everything with the press of a button.
In your OSC viewer you can either use the name of clips of the track or the scenes.