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messages : udpreceive : port (int) udpsend : port (int) / host (symbol) yes, that changes what happens to ALL data sent to the udp* device. I am talking about the ability to do it PER message such as what you can do with [forward[ With udpsend you can't say "send .00152 to 127.0.0.1 port 53423...

To share with a collaborator you can "collect all and save" and send them the folder (as a zip perhaps). Or you can freeze, then flatten each track and send them that. or export as stems and send them that.

broc wrote:

synnack wrote:The IP and port of udpsend can't be changed within a patch.

Not sure what you mean. In fact, both can be changed with 'host' and 'port' messages.

Yeah but that changes it globally for the udpsend versus per message like what you can do with [forward]

udpsend/udpreceive is great but I do wish there was an option like the forward object where you can change the destination on the fly. The IP and port of udpsend can't be changed within a patch. Otherwise i'm always impressed at how much data I can slam through OSC without any noticeable lag.

Doh. Sorry. Not awake yet. What broc said then.

are you talking about send~ and receive~ for audio?

The normal [send] and [receive] objects to send data between patches or devices works great in M4L. I use it constantly.

cheers for the words, I'm not looking to spend a lot at allmaybe $200-$300 so super basic. Just want something to physically prgram rather than turning knobs on a screen all the time! I'm a huge fan of analog synths (*cough* https://www.ableton.com/en/pages/artists/clint_sand/) but this is an odd r...

you can modify the device itself to use a jit.qt.record, or use an external like syphon to get it out.

see http://cycling74.com/forums/topic.php?id=34926

why not just arm all the tracks you want to record on? not quite as simple as a group but surely one click per track you want to record on isn't "so much time"?

You could also just drag the clip to arrangement view and do the normal File/Export. Start dragging clip, hit tab, drop clip. Then file export.

You could also use the "Resampling" source on a track. and resample the clips you want out of Live into that clip, then drag that one to desktop.

Ahhh thanks guys. 1) What about panning though? Can that be left till the end (ie part of the mastering process)? Or should I be panning things like percussion during the mixing process itself? From what I've learnt so far, panning is just to give your music a spacious feel right? 2) Are there any ...

1. Freeze the track
2. Flatten the track
3. drag clip to desktop
4. undo the flatten
5. undo the freeze

+1 for waiting for Live 9. The new EQ is awesome.

Hey thanks for your reply. What I was wondering was if these Izotope Ozone functions could successfully replace and remove the need for using Ableton's in-built EQ plug ins and compressor plug ins? No. Use Ozone only for mastering. If you use an instance of Ozone all over individual tracks just to ...