Have the possibility that [Subdown] and [Subup] They can send two independent commands with one macro.

Here's a workaround, if you find it helpful:

Macro 1: [SubUp], Macro 2 Copy To Macro 3
Macro 2: [SubDown], Macro 1 Copy To Macro 3
Macro 3: {Copy of Macro 1 or 2 depending upon which was last fired}
Macro 4: Fires Macro 3

This makes Macro 4 a toggle state in effect.

Here's a workaround, if you find it helpful:

Macro 1: [SubUp], Macro 2 Copy To Macro 3
Macro 2: [SubDown], Macro 1 Copy To Macro 3
Macro 3: {Copy of Macro 1 or 2 depending upon which was last fired}
Macro 4: Fires Macro 3

This makes Macro 4 a toggle state in effect.

Hello Jack,

Hello Jack,

I have to try what he suggested, I would like that when I press the bump of a Sub a Macro starts, and when I release the Bump another macro starts.

thank you today I test your string. 

And... the macro are different and always macro511 for subdown and always macro512 for subup, not same macro!

regards.