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Update complete. Version 1.1.2 comes as an Audio and MIDI device, both identical, allowing to filter out the bypassing of devices by type.
Posted on November 06 2016 by bugcompass |
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Using the LOM you can use device DeviceType to get type 3 (audio or whatever) etc for a device in a track. Specifically what message is being sent to live.observer etc here, as if you try to do this in edit mode it immediately clears itself?
Version 1.1 will hopefully differentiate between MIDI and Audio devices on the same track. Please send feedback to miles (at) bugcompass.co.uk
This has saved me so much time. I added a getid message to the live.object to be displayed in the window too. Thank you for sharing. Really been using it a lot.
Updated device 11 Jan 2016
Thanks for your feedback. I have taken on board the previous sustain limitations.
Thanks for your feedback. I have taken on board the previous sustain limitations.
I am tackling the enire MC-303 in MIDI mode now I have the syesex problems sorted.
I dug out my MC-303 fro =m teh loft today, swapped some jacks and cleaned with IPA, bit of a scratchy volume controll, bug tolerable,
I had built as a test a drum kit selector guided by the MIDI implementation and It works a treat.
Now for the life of me in the sound sources (ie. nondrum kit parts) SOME HAVE A VOICE column with a 1 or 2. As its years since using the 303, does anyone know what these are? extra voices? If so how do you access then in normal step sequening mode and also in sound module mode?
Or have I got the wring end of stick.
I aim to make all of the MIDI implementation available in Max4Live.
Any ideas?
Thanks for this patch,
Miles
P.S. five100 - if you want my work in progress for selecting the drum kits let me know and I'll send you a private link untul it is finished.
I dug out my MC-303 fro =m teh loft today, swapped some jacks and cleaned with IPA, bit of a scratchy volume controll, bug tolerable,
I had built as a test a drum kit selector guided by the MIDI implementation and It works a treat.
Now for the life of me in the sound sources (ie. nondrum kit parts) SOME HAVE A VOICE column with a 1 or 2. As its years since using the 303, does anyone know what these are? extra voices? If so how do you access then in normal step sequening mode and also in sound module mode?
Or have I got the wring end of stick.
I aim to make all of the MIDI implementation available in Max4Live.
Any ideas?
Thanks for this patch,
Miles
P.S. five100 - if you want my work in progress for selecting the drum kits let me know and I'll send you a private link untul it is finished.
This is great, because you have very little dips in amplitude between speakers thanks to the [p logs]. I have spent a couple of days in this.
http://www.maxforlive.com/profile/user/Dildano makes some important points, which I have been stuggling with... how to split the stereo file / channel into L and R *at the start*, do independent Quad panning, I'm using "nodes" - two nodes activated, one for left and one for right, and then finish similarly to your [p logs]; although I would like to use the cycle~ method of sqrt in there instead.
At the moment I'm looking at resorting to having to use a Master(Left) and Slave(Right) i.e. 2 channels per clip.
Any ideas?
http://www.maxforlive.com/profile/user/Dildano makes some important points, which I have been stuggling with... how to split the stereo file / channel into L and R *at the start*, do independent Quad panning, I'm using "nodes" - two nodes activated, one for left and one for right, and then finish similarly to your [p logs]; although I would like to use the cycle~ method of sqrt in there instead.
At the moment I'm looking at resorting to having to use a Master(Left) and Slave(Right) i.e. 2 channels per clip.
Any ideas?