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MIDI Gate Receiver

by nomasmooo

This MIDI Gate Device consists of two devices. A sender and ...

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Type
MIDI Effect
Author
nomasmooo
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
9.1.5
Max version
6.1.8
Downloads
1,311
Updated
No Updates

Description

This MIDI Gate Device consists of two devices. A sender and a receiver.

It basically allows to send MIDI notes from a sender track to a receiver track. In the receiver track the MIDI its notes are played with the velocity and timing of the sender track.

I use the Gate Device to change the rhythmic pattern for playing chords. I found using the arpegiator too limited and predictable. And launching a clip that controls the rhythmic pattern of the chords i quite handy (and lazy).

Comments (5)

  • alfonsoberg · September 21 2014
    Thanks - this is great!
  • pbolger · September 22 2014
    Exactly what I've been looking for. Haven't had time to try it yet, but I want to use this to set the timing of a Push melody track with a drum track.
  • jabasta · September 23 2014
    I was going to do something like this myself, thanks! Nicely executed, works great.
  • SanJoler · April 06 2016
    Thanks for a great and useful device! However, sometimes when I've used it in my production and kept the loops running for a longer while, the note that sends the gate also gets sent with it, thus making the reciever play not only the gate and the input notes but the gate-note aswell. When this happens i solve it by restarting ableton or reloading the plugin, but this to me seems a bit silly.
    Is there some way to solve this so it will be more stable and useful even when playing live?
  • SanJoler · April 06 2016
    I'm also having the same trouble when setting up separate midi channels when I'm using more than one set or pair of the device...

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