OK so that's most threads.

That is certainly good news. I've had problems with a few of the R5 sequencers. There is a poster in NI forum who confirmed syncing improvements with .5dhilsabeck wrote:Apparently sequenced synths in Reaktor are syncing well with the host software tempo in the 5.5 update which is about as cool as can be...
ya, that's right - get your gobble on.Machinesworking wrote:
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
why wouldn't I..? It's an amazing ensemble, which I could never patch myself..you've gone 'wow' about lazerbass twice, and you've bumped a thread about electronic instruments vol 1&2....
come on.. first minute excitement without even having explored all new features..assuming you're a patcher, I'd have assumed the new synthesis modules would have gotten you more excited. But no, until I joined you were posting alot like a dime-a-dozen patch consumer.
Perhaps you're aware of where R5 is lacking on the workflow front, but that hardly means you personally are troubled by those shortcomings.?
Go into the properties for that knob/slider/what have you and activate MIDI in. Then, either hard assign the controller from that page or learn it.5meohd wrote:i love the new gui!
I have a question though... at first I was uber stoked when I realized I could use live's awesome plug-in macro mapping with an .ens but then i realized its only with the factory .ens or ones that have been setup properly? I guess? (and this may very well have been possible before I just forgot)
so the question is.. how does one go in and make knobs and buttons have that capability?
abluesky wrote:It's all good guys! The update is free! GUI improved! Two new types of synthesis! EI1 and 2! Lazerbass! A bunch of imporvements I'll never even know about! The update is free!
Let's be happy!
ew,ewistrand wrote:Go into the properties for that knob/slider/what have you and activate MIDI in. Then, either hard assign the controller from that page or learn it.5meohd wrote:i love the new gui!
I have a question though... at first I was uber stoked when I realized I could use live's awesome plug-in macro mapping with an .ens but then i realized its only with the factory .ens or ones that have been setup properly? I guess? (and this may very well have been possible before I just forgot)
so the question is.. how does one go in and make knobs and buttons have that capability?
You'll also need an in-range automation ID. Make sure that the automation ID's enabled (bottom of the same page as activate MIDI in), and in the instrument's properties, make the max ID at least equal to if not greater than the max ID in use. Sorting and compressing IDs also helps here.
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If you're just talking host automation- yeah, all you need is IDs for each activated and your IDs in range.Soma wrote:ew,
unless I am miss-understanding your solution, you can skip the midi assignments. You just need automation IDs and make sure they are in range. When I make instruments that other people will use, I purposely do these clean up things:
#remove all midi assignments except special ones like mod, pb (better to let users midi learn stuff themselves if they want)
§check tool tips for all visible controls (ideally infos on top level macros and ports with names being reused)
#by hand add automation IDs to controls in order of importance so that they show up in a coherent order
#make sure the automation ID range is good, as you explained
(if you are lazy, sort and compress IDs usually will cover the last two steps with a less usable order, but if you only automate using the GUI, then it's ok)
§credits in the instrument info (was anything borrowed, was their collaboration)
§make sure view A and B are correct
§get rid of any unwanted panel sets
(Be aware that controls moved internally with internal midi or IC will not get recorded to the host automation, you got use your mouse, live macro, or external midi. Not too sure about OSC.)
For myself, I load the .ens in a Live rack and save it with that instrument name to a folder for that use case (e.g. bass synth, granular effect, etc).
Hope that helps.
I am thinking the same thing, esp with the new features on Battery 3 (in beta).Paradigm X wrote:Wonder why people are assuming R6 is years away?
Kontakt 3 got a pretty major update just before K4 came out, and what with the summer sales, my money is on a Komplete 7 in a few months...
Not much, just holding you to your own flimsy standards in logic. Kinda rich that you write me off as having no patching inclinations because I found your R6 wishlist less exciting than this free .5 update, when I never even mentioned the included pre-assembled content ...and you were all about it.Poster wrote:why wouldn't I..? It's an amazing ensemble, which I could never patch myself..you've gone 'wow' about lazerbass twice, and you've bumped a thread about electronic instruments vol 1&2....
I just bumped that thread to be helpful to the OP who wanted to buy Electronic Instruments 2..
don't see what that has to do with anything?
Just holding you to your own standards homie. And what was that you said about boring contributions ?Poster wrote:come on.. first minute excitement without even having explored all new features..assuming you're a patcher, I'd have assumed the new synthesis modules would have gotten you more excited. But no, until I joined you were posting alot like a dime-a-dozen patch consumer.
Poster wrote:Lazerbass
Poster wrote:Lazerbass..seriously..
Agreed.Poster wrote:whateva..
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.