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Control Ableton Live with one short sentence (Japanese / English). Summon with ⌘⇧Space, type or dictate, done.
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How it uses Jev
A typed or dictated command and the relevant names from the open Ableton set go to Jev when local phrase rules cannot resolve the request. Jev selects from code-built choices; the service validates targets and sends allow-listed operations through Live’s Remote Script.
What Jev decides
Illustrative Jev requestExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · track stated
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION
Does the utterance name the track, instrument, or part that receives the action?
STATE
Spoken utterance and current Live tracks/returns/master with track names and settings.
JEV · CHOICE
- named
- reference
- absent
App workflow
- Enter a command
The user summons the overlay and types or dictates a short English or Japanese request.
- Resolve intent
Local phrase handling covers fixed commands; otherwise Jev picks among typed choices using the sentence and relevant set names.
- Validate the operation
The service checks the requested target and operation against current Live state and the allow-list; each part of a command chain must pass first.
- Apply and retain a receipt
The Python Remote Script changes Live. Supported value edits retain a prior-value receipt for a guarded one-step undo.
Why it is interesting
The command bar gets out of the way after entry, and complex commands are validated as a whole before any edit. Supported edits keep receipts for guarded undo; unsupported changes are left to Live’s own undo.