Description

This device will allow you to transpose multiple MIDI tracks in a Live set without the need to map each one by hand every time as you might with the stock "Pitch" device from Ableton.

Simply map a MIDI CC on EXACTLY one instance of this device and all other instances will automatically inherit it's transposition value!

I included convenient octave switchers and a pitch offset (typically for samples with roots other than C) as those are the two other things I frequently find myself using the stock pitch device for.

Let me know if you guys find any bugs too, this is my first M4L device.

CHANGELOG

V1 (5/20/2020):

Initial release

V1.1 (5/21/2020):

- Reduced Device latency from 1.5ms to 0ms

- Adjusted device so that only 1 entry is made into the undo log per key change rather than 20+

(Thanks 16x16 !!)

V1.2 (6/6/2020):

- Fixed the fact that MIDI control data like Pitch Bend and ModWheel weren't working with this device! (Thanks mackoall!!)

- Major overhaul of the Patching Mode View with lots of notes as to why I did certain things, hopefully could be useful to other beginners like me!

V1.3 (6/7/2020):

Sorry for such frequent updates! I think Max for Live 8.1.4 broke some things so I had to fix new bugs today! I decided to add some stuff too while I was at it.

anyways here the patch notes:

- Re-worked the internal octave control to a more simple and robust design, I believe the new M4L version 8.1.4 broke the old design.

- New instance creation of the device will not reset all others back to 0 st now so if you drag a new one onto a MIDI channel, the rest of the set stays transposed.

- Added a Sending&Receiving Icon to the initial view of the device in case you forget which one you have set as your sending unit like I have several times lol!

- Reworked the MIDI CC Mapping box to make a little more sense visually, it now just says whether the unit is sending or receiving rather than being a redundant transposition value.