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Originally Posted by Banned

Quoted from the instructions in the comments of the Default.ReaperOSC configuration file:

# DEVICE_TRACK_FOLLOWS determines whether the selected track in the device changes
# only when the device changes it, or if it follows the last touched track in the 
# REAPER window.
# Allowed values: DEVICE, LAST_TOUCHED

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DEVICE_TRACK_FOLLOWS DEVICE

As you can see, the default value does *not* make the OSC control surface device follow REAPER's selection. So check to see if you're using the default value, and if so (or if you don't have this action description in your configuration file yet), change it to:

DEVICE_TRACK_FOLLOWS LAST_TOUCHED

You can probably also make a button (on the OSC control surface, whatever it is you're using) to switch this behaviour by sending the appropriate messages, using these OSC action descriptions (also quoted from the the Default.ReaperOSC configuration file):

DEVICE_TRACK_FOLLOWS s/device/track/follows
DEVICE_TRACK_FOLLOWS_DEVICE t/device/track/follows/device
DEVICE_TRACK_FOLLOWS_LAST_TOUCHED t/device/track/follows/last_touched

cool, thanks, but, I'm not sure last touched will be most ideal, because I also use my keyboard to select tracks, and I'm not sure that counts. gonna test it. It's better than nothing too.

Do you know how I could take the channel strip like the logic touch one, and just peg that permanently to the master track?

EDIT: Awesome! this works amazing!

All I need now is to peg a track to master and my mission is complete.

I'm starting to think that this part can't be done.

I don't want to select the track in reaper, I would like one page, that controls the master track, without navigating to it, and the other page that is on the selected track.

I don't see how that could be possible.