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Really great tip Pasha, thanks.

But what I love most about Sampler is using its modulators on loop start and end points. Im a really big fan of the buzzy scrubby sound you can get doing that.

I can't find info on this. Can't update yet cause I'm still on Xp. Hoping to update in January.

I get this. Entering a new note or switching to session view for just a moment gets rid of it.

I just updated to latest versions of live and max last week, Im on windows xp.

Experiencing tons of lag on max devices that talk to the apc40. Mark egoffs sequencer and another one called AS40. Any fix? I cant even use my stuff now.

Theres a really old vst called heizenbox that can sample input audio and stretch it in various ways. Its actually pretty nice I use it somewhat regularly. I dont think its for sale anymore though. I dont normally recommend torrents but I believe it might be the only way to get it now.

Id shoot amazing noises an email and ask them about editing and saving the device Im sure it probably can be done.

What about macros? I know there are only 8 but I find limiting my device control to 8 knobs helps me keep it simple. Keeping it simple is good for me.

It reads like a great tool but the demos are not turning me on at all. I gotta hear something more on the wild side if Im gonna consider it. Anyone got something to share?

:mrgreen: seriously though, i'd be more worried about the amplitude damaging equipment vs the frequency. analog synths are usually at a higher level than line level devices, so shouldn't be a problem there. There is such a wide range of patchable synths with different specs that it is absolutely po...

The noises you can get when using audio rate signals as modulators on an analog synth are my favorite kind of noises.

This video gives almost all the info youll need unless you need polyphony.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7WhTZd9iiY&sns=em

Just open max and watch the video, pause it often and make your patch look exactly like his.

Im using a korg nano control with looper and ine know is not mapped to anything on the looper but if I tweek it while recording or overdubbing Im getting strange phase changes in the recording. Im not sure what its sending at the moment but why on earth would an unmapped midi knob affect looper at a...

There is no better just use what you like to use.

If you want something that can make awesome music you do currently have it bug if you dont like using it try something else.

Cant the new monolake lfo write data to automation?