MonoParaSteppa
MonoParaSteppa is a parameter sequencer, to be used with or ...
- Type
- Audio Effect
- Author
- monohusche
- Version
- 1.3
- License
- None
- Live version
- 8.1
- Downloads
- 5,304
- Updated
- 2010-04-15
MonoParaSteppa is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by monohusche, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 8.1. On maxforlive.com it has 5,304 downloads. First published 2010-01-06, last updated 2010-04-15. 13 user comments below.
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Description
MonoParaSteppa is a parameter sequencer, to be used with or without Monome. Partly based on the 3x Parameter Sequencer by Ivehon, thx. There is a MIDI version as well (MonoParaSteppaMidi, see MIDI device section)
Main features:
- Step Sequencer Control of up to 6 device parameters and up to 64 steps
- Random timing between steps
- Continous-random mode
- Timing multiplier for longer intervals up to 32 bars
- Quantization setting
- 2 Glide modes (fast and slow)
- Full synchronisation between device and monome
- Multiple sequencer directions
- Randomisation of step intervals, quantization and time multiplier
- Beat detection mode (adjustable minimum velocity)
Especially interesting is the option to change the boundaries for value range as well as for the random timing (kind of similar to dschihadelay).
Pls note that sometimes, parameters are not picked up when adding MonoParaSteppa to the track before the other device.
Documentation coming soon, until then, have a look at http://mrflakey.com
UPDATE (v1.1):
- Mixer device parameters can be modulated (Track volume, Panning, Sends, crossfader, cue_volume)
- Support for drag'n'drop LFO waveforms (just drop on respective device section)
- Support of sine, triangle and square waveforms (via drop-down menu)
UPDATE (v1.2):
- parameter assignments are now recalled when loading a set (as well as all other settings, sequences etc.)
UPDATE (v1.3):
- sequence start can be synced with loop start (use second toggle to activate)
Comments (13)
Man, I love this app!
I'm on XP and understood that for beat detection to work, I had to download the bonk~external, which I did.
For some reason it still does not work for me (Max window states: #N: bad arguments for message "bonk~" and
sprintf: can't convert symbol to type of argument 1)
I am a total Max noob, do you have any ideas ?
I am a M4L noob, but found this out, it works in Ivehons
3x paramseq.
As your device is way too complicated for me, I have no idea of this is useful info, but I just thought I'd share it anyway
I just discovered how to recall assigned effectparameters, so these get stored in a Live project!:
Create a pattr-object, in inspector tick the 'parameter enable'
box. Now connect the middle output of pattr to the input
of a M4L.api.DeviceParameterRemote.
Hope this helps in some way
thx for letting me know, I will check it out once I have got the time (too many ideas in my head, no time :-/
Regarding the bonk~ issue above, I am pretty sure it is somehow related to the platform differences. unfortunately, I don't have a pc, and can't test it. If the audio version is not working for you in terms of beat detection, you might want to check out the MIDI version which reacts on notes (I know, it's not the same :-/
The second message doesn't matter and is not related.
same here too !!!