Well, it may be a little more money than a trigger finger, but on the topic of time...Marx wrote: I feel like it's a lot of time and money for a glorified Trigger Finger.....
Live sample cutting application: http://docs.monome.org/doku.php?id=app:mlrmadlab wrote:What is MLR ? Through google, i just get links to some GPS software...
ahhh..... thanks. It's cool that the monome can split the tracks itself.sparklepuff wrote:Well, it may be a little more money than a trigger finger, but on the topic of time...Marx wrote: I feel like it's a lot of time and money for a glorified Trigger Finger.....
You aren't emulating a Monome, per se, but you are trying to emulate the function of the program MLR. Now, what took you a couple of minutes to do to a single 2 bar sample happens instantaneously with MLR, and it happens simultaneously to up to 16 samples loaded at once, and you can load an absolute crapload into the program and swap them out on the fly.
So yes, you may be saving yourself a couple hundred dollars by not buying a Monome, but you aren't saving yourself much time if you are wanting to emulate the programs available to it's users. Which are all free, by the way. The only price of entry in the Monome. All apps are open source and widely shared.
you just let it play, it already does it.contakt321 wrote:How would you then have the follow actions play through the full sample sequence?
) for this shit, it's so damn flexible, now if only they'd give us OSC...
interesting that you mention Legato mode, because I did try it.....Tone Deft wrote:you just let it play, it already does it.contakt321 wrote:How would you then have the follow actions play through the full sample sequence?
Marx - nice one. did you try this with legato mode enabled?
I love Live (stop calling it Ableton!!
props for the post.
