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Damn - Single Button Redo Recording

by tomluft

Description: You have this wonderful idea, you start reco...

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Type
Audio Effect
Author
tomluft
Version
0.3
License
None
Live version
9.0.1
Max version
6.1
Downloads
454
Updated
2013-03-19

Description

Description:

You have this wonderful idea, you start recording but Damn! - you played an awful note, you dropped the mic, your cat walked down your keyboard...

This is a very simple device with just one (mapable) button. It does the following:

1) delete the currently selected clip(s)

2) stop transport

3) start recording the currently selected clip(s)

This way you can just start over again without any kind of interruption.

This is my very first Max device and for me it really is most helpful. I used to achieve the same with a keystroke sending program (EventGhost) sending [delete] [space] [enter] to Live, but hey - now its fully integrated into Live!

How to:

a) copy Damn!.amxd to your M4L preset folder (Live 9: user library)

b) download ring_keyPress.class (http://www.ringensemble.de/MAX/ring_keyPress.class) and

c) copy it to Cycling '74\Max 6.1\Cycling '74\java\classes

d) load the device to a track (master!)

e) map anything convenient (pedal!) to the button

f) enjoy making music!

Changelog:

0.3: audio version (aka you-can-now-put-it-on-the-master-track version)

0.2: frozen version

0.1: initial version

Comments (4)

  • synnack · March 11 2013
    Wouldn't freezing the device remove the requirement to deal with the .class file?
    http://cycling74.com/docs/max5/vignettes/core/live_freezing.html
  • tomluft · March 11 2013
    As this is my first device, I'm not sure. I just did the freezing thingy and Max's console shows a bunch of files it added to it. But that's only patches and no sign of the class.
    Anyhow, I uploaded a new frozen version. 0.2 is born!
  • kpod · April 18 2024
    I needed this for very long time. Thanks a lot!!
    By the way- would it be possible to create similar device for doubling the midi clip? I mean if it’s 1 bar, then make it 2 bars containing the same midi twice. Would definitely pay for this.
  • tomluft · April 19 2024
    Haha, I've not used this or Max for 11 years, now with comping and all.
    Had to reset my account just to post this.
    I'm pretty sure it would be really easy to implement what you asked for.
    Will look into it when I find the time for it

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