Hey Col,
got it -
Just kept fiddling and with the info you told me applied it and something went right.
Thanks man. Appreciate your time helping me.
Aftertouch for hardware synth
Re: Aftertouch for hardware synth
Not sure why people are saying there's no aftertouch, or that it's shown as pressure, or maybe I'm reading this thread wrong... But Collision, Operator and Sampler clearly have sections on them called Aftertouch, with all of the Aftertouch settings Including destination A and Destination B plus value settingsfor each available to them.
Re: Aftertouch for hardware synth
wordbuilder is integrated into the latest version of symphonic choirs and no longer needs aftertouch to function.lazyriverzz wrote:It's much more of a ball-ache to me dude.... I bought Symphonic Choirs AND an extra keyboard that has aftertouch just use it.... But Live said NO...!!!!
Re: Aftertouch for hardware synth
@crumhorn
Actually this could eventually involve huge arrays of buffer-variables and what not.
So maybe the best way would be the most simple one:
Just a tiny button, click it to use PolyPressure instead of Continous-Controllers, click it off to use Controllers again.
This would add 2048 (16x128) new Continous-Controllers!
Not that the existing 2048 are really too few. (i'm on LiveIntro anyways)
But it certainly would allow more flexibility & elegance with Controller-layouts in many cases.
.... yeah, i know, the actual implementation is usualy way more complicated than the general idea is.Good thinking! but you need to add a time window in case you actually intended to assign a parameter to Note ON. And then you'd have to be careful not to accidentally send after touch, which can be quite tricky on some keyboards.
Actually this could eventually involve huge arrays of buffer-variables and what not.
So maybe the best way would be the most simple one:
Just a tiny button, click it to use PolyPressure instead of Continous-Controllers, click it off to use Controllers again.
This would add 2048 (16x128) new Continous-Controllers!
Not that the existing 2048 are really too few. (i'm on LiveIntro anyways)
But it certainly would allow more flexibility & elegance with Controller-layouts in many cases.
Re: Aftertouch for hardware synth
Some Live instruments can respond to after touch, but the OP wants to send it to an external hardware synth which can only be done in the clip envelopes as channel pressure.Willyum wrote:Not sure why people are saying there's no aftertouch, or that it's shown as pressure, or maybe I'm reading this thread wrong... But Collision, Operator and Sampler clearly have sections on them called Aftertouch, with all of the Aftertouch settings Including destination A and Destination B plus value settingsfor each available to them.
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Re: Aftertouch for hardware synth
Where there is a will .... I'm sure they could think of some way to accommodate it if hey really wanted.dr_loop wrote:@crumhorn
.... yeah, i know, the actual implementation is usualy way more complicated than the general idea is.Good thinking! but you need to add a time window in case you actually intended to assign a parameter to Note ON. And then you'd have to be careful not to accidentally send after touch, which can be quite tricky on some keyboards.
Actually this could eventually involve huge arrays of buffer-variables and what not.
So maybe the best way would be the most simple one:
Just a tiny button, click it to use PolyPressure instead of Continous-Controllers, click it off to use Controllers again.
This would add 2048 (16x128) new Continous-Controllers!
Not that the existing 2048 are really too few. (i'm on LiveIntro anyways)
But it certainly would allow more flexibility & elegance with Controller-layouts in many cases.
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