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Easily? This hunt's been taking me down a rabbit hole unless you got some quick words of advice

I mean that the length of the note, say 1 beat or 1.32 ms or whatever it is, could I use that value to modulate the attack value of an envelope controlling a filter cutoff frequency, so a longer note would take longer to open the filter, and shorter note it would be quicker.

I'm just wondering if ...

I've never used max but sometimes I wonder if I'd be able to utilize it... like maybe a common LFO, though today I am wondering if this is possible with live: use note length to modify the envelope attack speed that controls a filter's cutoff frequency? So then after punching in a "wah, wahwahwah ...

With Meta View you can have multiple projects open simultaneously. Allowing the artist to flip between the different songs as the inspiration hits. Like tabs in a browser.

With Meta View you can have multiple projects open simultaneously. Allowing the artist to flip between the different songs as the inspiration hits. Like tabs in a browser.

For instance, CamelPhat's default has a bunch of settings I'm constantly turning off every time I add it to a channel. Can I just make a preset how I want somehow without saving to an audio effect rack?

I currently have this issue:



...and I want to "click in" a G#2 note... how I can add the note (and others) to the incomplete piano roll?

thanks in advance for any help
peace

Got it routed through drum racks and I want to randomize my hits, how can I achieve this? There doesn't seem to be a randomize option, Any midi effects I can use somehow? Does modulating "time" do this? (I can't seem to tell what that does :? )

[edit: found, set groove -> timing 0%, random >0%]

would help with workflow, instead of having to delete the audio track and insert a midi one if i decide i wanna do some midi stuff (and vice versa).

and i suppose on converting to audio track you could have a pop-up asking if you wanna flatten the midi or delete it

I get lower latency without a soundcard... 0 ms input latency and 2.33 ms output with 45 samples, compared to with my NI Audio Kontrol 1 that gives 5 ms input latency and 6 ms output latency at 45 samples.

Is there something I'm doing wrong / don't understand? Or do I just have to do my recording ...