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I suspect some of the java mechanisms have lower-level access to key data than key and keyup - I think it's worth investigating in that direction.

Are they transmitting on different channels? If they're all on the same channel, then you simply transmit them to an intermediary channel first - then you only need to flip a single setting, not a bazillion.

okay; for my money, one of the most hackable and best sounding setups on maxforlive.com is this one:

http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1400/bbd-delay

so yeah, you've caused a bunch of confusion by bringing echoboy into this ;) Question is; 1) what are you looking for in a delay? Echoboy is relatively simple, so that confused things even further. You say "automatable", but that's all of them. Is there a specific feature set that you're i...

bump.

>Looks like I'll need to go back to using the 32 bit version till they fix this bug.

have you reported the bug?

broc wrote:[regexp / @substitute " "]

AKA: the only regexp I actually use. Like, ever. Makes OSC parsing ever so easy.

Alternatively one can just use OSC-route, but I typically prefer not to.

so you want to simply modulate with unfiltered white noise?

Should be easy to mod - simply dig into one of the modulator devices, find where the oscillators are and hook in noise instead

start with [pattrstorage] and work from there. The help file has an example using preset as a UI, I believe.

the way to do it is to couple Preset with the pattrsystem. Do the upgrade, and you'll have access to a lot of fun bits, it's well worth it moving to that next level in max'ing.

do you need it to be realtime?

If not then I'd simply repitch the master in Live and re-render it. You can easily compensate for tempo before the first render, too.

to rewind a bit and speak a bit more generally;

many make the mistake of thinking in "if". *if* you think like that it's recommended to look towards the logical operators, and not the blasted [if] object.

one possible solution is to simply loop one bar throughout the song - that is; not copy it along - and just mute/un-mute when needed.

It's sometimes rather frustrating that Live is indeed *so* close to Logics functionality for this, but soo far away.

ned rush wrote:seemed to work ok for me, provided i understood fully the problem.

thing is; this modulation you're doing can be done internally in sampler. LFOs 2 and 3 can be routed straight to Loop Start, no problem.

set it to loop, and then modulate the loop parameters instead. That'll work, and yes, it'll do the wavescanning thing.