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Device Lister

by Rivanni

This device lists all plugins, including native and Max for ...

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Type
Audio Effect
Author
Rivanni
Version
1.7.8
License
AttributionNonCommercial
Live version
12.4.3
Max version
9.1.4
Downloads
412
Updated
2026-07-23

Description

This device lists all plugins, including native and Max for Live devices, for each track in the current Live set, regardless of how deeply nested the racks and devices are.

The indentation now represents the nesting level of racks and devices.

The list also provides data on each device's type, state, and latency.

Changes v1.7.8 (2026-07-23):

- Fixed a small issue with the rounding of latency values.

The device is compatible with Live 11 and 12.

- In versions earlier than 11.3, the set name and file path are not included.

- In versions earlier than 11.2, the latency cannot be reported.

- Max does not return data for the CC Control device. A workaround was added to include this device with the following limitations: The device state is always listed as 'On', and custom device names are ignored.

An older version of the device is demonstrated in a video by Sonic Bloom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzXVPvcyJMU

Comments (4)

  • Torley · January 17 2026
    PRETTY COOL IDEA and to include latency too. In addition to diagnosing lag issues, this could help with collaboration and showing others what tools they need to open your project.
    Possible to show total latency time per track?
  • Rivanni · February 02 2026
    Hey Torley, sorry for the late reply. I missed the notification.
    Total latency per track is not reported within Max. It's also hard to calculate, because racks don't report their latency in Max either.
    I'll add your request to the list.
  • ronenain · April 22 2026
    Just found this device and it works wonders. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS. Similar to Torley's take, I'd also would love to have a way to see latency taken by track in any way.
  • Calagan · July 11 2026
    Great M4L plugin.
    It could be even greater if you could distinguish between VST2 and VST3. It seems that there are some tricky issues that make it impossible, but it could be great to find a way...

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