Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
As my M4L knowledge increases I am on the hunt for more ideas for tools/devices that help achieve things you can't normally do.
I have half a dozen already made or in the working, but I'm taking requests for ideas, no matter how bizarre.
Here's what I've done already
Level to Clip Trigger - triggers a specific clip or clip slot when an audio level reaches a particular point.
MIDI not to clip slot- triggers clip slots depending on what MIDI note is played, so drum rack mode can be used to sequence clips with the Push
Video RGB level to Paramater control - use video to control audio
MIDI notes thru to drum rack slot - Have instruments in Drum Slots play notes that enter the enclosing drum rack.
RPG FM Synth - little roll playing game with achievements to help teach foundations of FM synthesis (massive WIP)
I have half a dozen already made or in the working, but I'm taking requests for ideas, no matter how bizarre.
Here's what I've done already
Level to Clip Trigger - triggers a specific clip or clip slot when an audio level reaches a particular point.
MIDI not to clip slot- triggers clip slots depending on what MIDI note is played, so drum rack mode can be used to sequence clips with the Push
Video RGB level to Paramater control - use video to control audio
MIDI notes thru to drum rack slot - Have instruments in Drum Slots play notes that enter the enclosing drum rack.
RPG FM Synth - little roll playing game with achievements to help teach foundations of FM synthesis (massive WIP)
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Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
More video stuff. What I want to see I don't know but playing with the Ganz Graf mods has got me wondering what else in the graphics range M4L would be capable of. I'm just starting to dig my heels into Live so I'm sorry I can't be more specific. I don't even know how Max goes about generating the graphics. The Ganz Graf mods are very cool but even more options would be nice. Maybe being able to mix video clips with the graphics would be a cool idea. I've seen demos/performances using the RGB stuff and it looks very cool but I haven't tried anything out yet. Thanks a lot for your contributions!
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Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
I've heard folks clamoring for control of mono sequencer using the pads of Push as well but this might already be in the works.
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Push Chess. One the keeps track of where pieces are and lights up to where potential moves and kills are on your turn. Also with evolving sounds based on remaining pieces
Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
my real desire is for a m4l patch which allows one to consistently jump to a specified location in a clip. It would be simple if the move_playing_position call accepted absolute values, but it only allows relative jumps.
Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
thislo.key wrote:my real desire is for a m4l patch which allows one to consistently jump to a specified location in a clip. It would be simple if the move_playing_position call accepted absolute values, but it only allows relative jumps.
Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
Push - MPC/Maschine style sample recording & chopping from the hardware.
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Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
Push - In a step sequence, hold down step(s) and change it's drum cell (midi note) either via knob like you do with velocity, note duration and nudge, or perhaps selecting the desired pad.
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a DJ browser! I would be willing to donate some funds to this cause.
The other thread i have going for this.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=192463
The other thread i have going for this.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=192463
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Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
+1SuburbanThug wrote:More video stuff. What I want to see I don't know but playing with the Ganz Graf mods has got me wondering what else in the graphics range M4L would be capable of. I'm just starting to dig my heels into Live so I'm sorry I can't be more specific. I don't even know how Max goes about generating the graphics. The Ganz Graf mods are very cool but even more options would be nice. Maybe being able to mix video clips with the graphics would be a cool idea. I've seen demos/performances using the RGB stuff and it looks very cool but I haven't tried anything out yet. Thanks a lot for your contributions!
Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
+1Jekblad wrote:a DJ browser! I would be willing to donate some funds to this cause.
The other thread i have going for this.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=192463
Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
+1panten wrote:Push - MPC/Maschine style sample recording & chopping from the hardware.
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Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
Could a MFL device allow us to capture and store MIDI SysEx data? If so, I would love to see that.
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Re: Max for Live requests - what would you like to see?
Great idea.yur2die4 wrote:Push Chess. One the keeps track of where pieces are and lights up to where potential moves and kills are on your turn. Also with evolving sounds based on remaining pieces
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Hmm... Seems like if you know (or can calculate) the clip length/time, the marker position/time, and the current position/time you could calculate the relative jump needed.lo.key wrote:my real desire is for a m4l patch which allows one to consistently jump to a specified location in a clip. It would be simple if the move_playing_position call accepted absolute values, but it only allows relative jumps.