a better search for max devices
Best Guides Blog Submit About
MultiMap Observer screenshot

MultiMap Observer

by xmonsta

This devices observes any parameter within the live set, by ...

View on maxforlive.com Website

Type
Audio Effect
Author
xmonsta
Version
1.1
License
AttributionNonCommercialNoDerivatives
Live version
9.0.6
Max version
6.1.4
Downloads
4
Updated
2014-07-29

MultiMap Observer is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by xmonsta, distributed as Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives. It targets Live 9.0.6 and Max 6.1.4. On maxforlive.com it has 4 downloads. First published 2014-01-01, last updated 2014-07-29. 4 user comments below.

New to Max for Live? Read what Audio Effects do, what the AttributionNonCommercialNoDerivatives license means, how to install a device.

Description

This devices observes any parameter within the live set, by mapping to it. Then it moves other mapped parameters based on the observed parameter.

Only works with Live 9

Changelog:

Removed 'input' dial, because it interferes with automation.

Comments (4)

  • oisin · February 14 2014
    great - have been looking for something like this - thanks for your work
  • freevibes · March 23 2015
    Hi there . Very good device thanks for sharing. Is there anyway to change the routing to make it not to write the undo history everytime a value moves? it makes it really anoying, i tried my self but i couldnt , the way for doing it is described here https://cycling74.com/forums/topic/parameter-modulation-without-adding-to-undo-history/
    Please tell me asap if you have time for it , i will keep trying my self with the live.remote
  • xmonsta · January 02 2016
    Hi Freevibes, just wondering, is it the history being written from the observed parameter that you're referring to? It's just that this device works based on a parameter that is observed. Then it moves other parameters based on that. The "other parameters" wont be included in the history (because they use live.remote), but the parameter that is controlling them will always have undo history. It happens before max, so there is no way around that. It's just like moving a normal parameter in ableton - it generates undo steps.
  • xmonsta · January 02 2016
    The cool thing is though that you can create automation/modulation for the original parameter :)

More by xmonsta

All devices by xmonsta →

Related Audio Effects

← Back to search