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live.param~ is a very interesting object, too.

Hi Pid. Can you give some examples please? I don't really get the point with live.param~ .

Quite classical, but a Vox ac15 or ac 30, and you'll know what rock'n'roll means!!
Fucking amazing sound and power!

There's a very handy new feature, making patching really more confortable.
Just select a parch cord...

Thanks.

Keep cool, you're not obliged to download it everytime you want to play with Live!

Put a m4l.api.SelectDevice.maxpat followed by a m4l.api.SelectParameter.maxpat into bpatchers. Then connect this and your midi CC informations it to a M4L.api.DeviceParameterRemote.maxpat,

What's wrong with the LOM for you guys?

I think you should forget about midimap if your designing a template. You might better use something like the "select" (or "sel") object to pick the needed midi messages from your FCB, and then directly connect them to your desired functions. That way you'll never have to midimap...

Hello.
I think you can achieve this by send the message "call set_offsets $1 $2" to a live.object.

There's a usefull "m4l.bal~" (or something like that) abstraction in the m4l-patches folder that would suit your problem.

Yes, for sure you can read... the manual!
There's everything you need to know about racks, and audio routing.
Have a look, it's really handy. Then if you don't have the solution, we'll tell you the secret

Yes.
Open the patch, then you have two way of doing it:
1- open your button inspector and in the "parameter visibility" (where "hidden" should be selected) select "automated and store".
2- Or you can go to View>Parameters and then do the same as described in 1-

Go 8 bit man !

How do you think those new clips just appear out of no where? There has to be some way of at least "directing" or telling a clip where to go. I wonder if anyone can guess how exactly that happens?

New clips are created.

Regarding your transpose thing, have a look at this:
http://cycling74.com/2010/03/31/project56-recomposer/