Max for Live

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Overview

Name | Version: freeze 1.1
Author: TilmanEhrhorn
Device Type: Instrument
Description: *freeze is a sound processing audio instrument which freezes audio input signal. The processed audio sample will be looped and can be played polyphonically and pitch- and velocity sensitive like a standard sampler instrument.

The incoming audio signal, played back in real time, can be processed (i.e. frozen) on demand. It is possible to exchange the buffer content each time while generating new material or to overdub existing material to be mixed with the continuously incoming audio signal.

Alternatively an audio file can be loaded into the buffer in full length to be processed at one go. The frozen and constant held parts can be provided with different gain levels.

An additional spectral filter gate can be applied to the recording buffer before the freezing process.

Demo Video: https://youtu.be/oKtz-JG5L44

Further documentation can be found in the Max for Live device if Ableton Live ́s Help View is turned on.

Details

Live Version Used: 10.1.18
Max Version Used: 8.1.3
Date Added: Sep 23 2020 14:58:26
Date Last Updated: No Updates
Downloads: 0
Website: https://gum.co/vdriB
ⓘ License: AttributionNonCommercialShareAlike
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Comments

Hi, looks really great the device but can´t really get it to work. No audio arrives via the fxbridge. Also the acutal freeze button doesn´t seem to work when loading a preexisting audioclip.
Any idea why?
I´m on mac.
Tim
Posted on October 14 2020 by timgreen | Report Issue
Sorry to hear that. Which OS do you use? Up to High Sierra everything should work fine on a Mac. Did you check the video how to use the FX bridge? (Since the setting needs some extra fiddling …). If you open the patch the external object, named 'vb.freezer~' has to show up, otherwise there should be some notification in the Max window.

Demo Video: https://youtu.be/oKtz-JG5L44
Posted on October 16 2020 by TilmanEhrhorn | Report Issue
Just a heads up for anyone that might be interested; this device doesn't work on Apple Silicon computers, due to an external dependency not being compatible.
Posted on April 25 2022 by danielgrieff | Report Issue

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