XY send nodes circlepan.amxd2
I've added a circle pan to the XY Send Nodes 1.0 by cosmod...
- Type
- Audio Effect
- Author
- Krisloop
- License
- None
- Live version
- 8.3
- Max version
- 6.0.5
- Downloads
- 1,854
- Updated
- 2013-10-03
Description
I've added a circle pan to the XY Send Nodes 1.0 by cosmod
http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1120/xy-send-node
Yan can have many instance of the device now and choose to link them or not.
If you wanna record your movement, you have to make an options.txt file and to write that:
-ThinningAggressiveness=0
-MidiEventThinning=0
Put your file in
/Users/Library/Preferences/Ableton/Live 8.3.4/Options.txt
You will find the Library pressing down the alt key in the "go to" menu of the finder.
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-ThinningAggressiveness=0
-MidiEventThinning=0
Put your file in
/Users/Library/Preferences/Ableton/Live 8.3.4/Options.txt
You will find the Library pressing down the alt key in the "go to" menu of the finder.
@roninmbattousai: How did you get it to work? I've tried to map one bouncing ball in Lemur to the X Y parameters in the device without success. When I move the ball, the parameter jumps between zero and one. If I do automations of the X Y in the arrange of Live then everything works flawlessly
Could you help me, please?
Up until your mod, I was achiveing circular animation with this setup.
http://wwhub.s3.amazonaws.com/Ableton_surround_template_XY-Send-Nodes.png
And you can animate interesting chapes by setting different rates between the two LFOs and altering the Phase.
You mod is a lot simpler.
Both versions suffer from sharing the "Knob" POSITION variables in global space. This means that if you have two instances of the device, they both fight to update the same coordinates as the knob position is animated. Effectively limiting you to one XY Send Nodes device per set.
Someone needs to find a way to move the X and Y position variables into the scope of the device instance. Whilst I have experience as a programmer, I am a straight up n00b with Max so I have no idea. I need to start learning this thing.
anyway, there it is. We're limited to only using 1 per set if we want to animate.
Can you imagine a dance song with a riser that exponentially increases the speed of an animated sound element until it becomes perceived OMNIPRESENT ;)
Might even have an interesting phasing effect for the given listening environment.
Yes I know. This could be the beginning of something awful :P
I understand you modified the original xy send nodes, to react correctly to different CCs on different tracks.
That could be a great improvement. A lot of people are waiting for this.
Could you put it on line for everybody ?
Would you send it to me by email ?
because I dramatically need it for further multichannel Lemur interfaces.
my email : [email protected]
Many, many thanks in advance
I just wondered if it was normal that I
could not have the Rotate or Circle
being automated?... :'-(
thanks anyways
Antonin
Antonin it is very easy yo active the mapping for the parameter you want in Max - open it and push the thing you need to change and go to inspector - there you set the "Paramester visibility" to "automated and stored" instead of hidden..
it works here..
there is something with the tempo which a kind of strange?
i really need a guide to draw my own curves!? please help anyone..
I don' t know why, I'm not a Max expert at all. Now when I want to make circle pans I use Logelloop , a very interesting software. www.logelloop.com
It seems the X and Y values go from 0-1 in 0.01 increments. MIDI goes from 1-127 in increments of 1 which means that one MIDI increment jumps the whole scale of the XY position.
Is it possible to change the scale of the XY parameters so it will be compatible with MIDI commands, or is there a MIDI converter that can scale down the incoming commands so they are readable by this plugin?
Thanks!
AJ
Any news about the XY mapping?? I have the same problem.
Thanks
if your parameter goes in one jump to 1 , it's probably that you're using a Note on/off and not a Control Change , as you should use.
just verify this in Lemur.
Or
sometimes when you create a new fader or rotating device, it has by default a Z parameter set to a note. It can be this Z who send a note on to 1. So just verify and delete this Z to none.
But in any case don't worry about this 0 to 1 scale, your problem is not there.
Hope your device will work now
Cheers,
Bruno
I'm trying to figure out a way to make the circle pan move even slower does anyone know if this might be possible?
Kind regards,
Palle