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Armed Track Parameter Gate

by tomcosm

This device allows you to control several parameters with a ...

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Type
Audio Effect
Author
tomcosm
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
9.1.6
Max version
6.1.9
Downloads
796
Updated
No Updates

Armed Track Parameter Gate is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by tomcosm, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 9.1.6 and Max 6.1.9. On maxforlive.com it has 796 downloads. Published 2015-01-03. 2 user comments below.

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Description

This device allows you to control several parameters with a single knob, but only changing the parameters on the current armed track.

An example of how this would be used :

Having the same effect on several tracks, with a knob controlling the same parameter for each effect, but only having the effect on the arm track being modified, allowing you to quickly switch where the knob is being sent.

For a more detailed explanation please watch the following video - http://youtu.be/01HD_55RVOs

Comments (2)

  • RabidC · March 05 2015
    I'm so glad i didn't have to make this myself! Thanks Tom!
  • Salzbunny · July 22 2015
    Thanks Tom this is great, VERY essential for my set up. I use this to map buttons to device activation in instrument racks. Works quite well.....except for a problem: when I turn off and on some devices in one track, when I go to another track (where the same buttons are assigned to devices in THAT track), the LEDS on my nanoKontrol2 stay where they were from the previous track. I figured okay its a LED feedback issue which I may have to live with. But then I saw that the Parameter Gate dial imitates that....not sure if that's correct.....but the point being that I then have to turn the button on and off to try to match the device state before the Parameter Gate and my controller actually truly reflects the device state. Any thoughts? Thanks!

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