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circle sequencers

by philarcher

Two 'circle sequencers' based on work done by Wouter Hissc...

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Type
MIDI Effect
Author
philarcher
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
8.2.2
Max version
5.1.8
Downloads
4
Updated
2014-07-11

Description

Two 'circle sequencers' based on work done by Wouter Hisschemöller (http://www.hisschemoller.com) that use Euclidean rhythms to generate MIDI data. The first sends a single MIDI note whenever the dial hits one of the event points, while the second steps through a sequence.

The devices are started and stopped by sending them a MIDI note (any note) - a note on message starts the sequencer running and a note off stops it.

These were made as exercises to get to grips with Max for Live, so the patches are very messy and it's unlikely i'll do any updates or support.

*UPDATE*

Another MaxForLive user has taken up development of this idea - see here for his profile:

http://www.maxforlive.com/profile/user/bennniii

Comments (9)

  • nofi · June 05 2011
    I would like to work with this but couldn't get any midi notes to output. Using Live Suite v. 8.2.2 and Max v 5.1.8
  • nofi · June 05 2011
    Just noticed the wheel doesn't turn with the Live transport.
  • nofi · June 05 2011
    Actually, I just re-read the description and got it working by sending it a midi note to start. Seems kind of counter-intuitive for a sequencer to me, but I expect you had a reason for making it that way. Sorry for the misunderstanding on my part; works to work exactly as described.
  • ruigato · June 26 2011
    very nice use of euclidean rhythms
  • philarcher · August 04 2011
    hi nofi, sorry i didn't reply before - i just stuck the devices up here and then forgot about them! glad you got it to work in the end.
    i used midi notes to trigger the sequencers to make sure that they would always start and stop at the right place. i couldn't figure out how to tie the wheel position to the playhead. i'm sure it's not rocket science, but it's beyond me at the moment...
  • Rosko · September 10 2011
    This is really great, i can see me using it allot like Ml 185. I hope you keep working on it not really sure what you could add though. I like the way you can stretch the sequence divisions over length reminds me of reaktors limelite.
  • fnamueller · August 22 2013
    One of my fav patches ever used!
    thank you so much.
  • whatupdoe · March 06 2014
    awesome, how about an accent feature with accent offset.
  • philarcher · July 11 2014
    Hi everybody, I'm really glad people are finding this device useful. Another MaxForLive user has taken up development of this project so there should be more updates in the future. Keep a look out here:
    http://www.maxforlive.com/profile/user/bennniii

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