How do you control dblue glitch with a midi controller?
How do you control dblue glitch with a midi controller?
I've right clicked to midi learn, but it doesnt seem to be working. Is it a routing issue, im using an m audio trigger finger to try and control live and dblue glitch plugin. Any idea what i could be doing wrong??
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just assign a control in live...forget midi learn... im doin all sorts like changing pattern banks etc etc
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hmmm.. well, i'm using only dblue's effects that way, not the sequencer..Machinate wrote:doesn't work the same way though... the way you are suggesting isn't nearly as fun and useful.4.33 wrote:just click on the little "play" button of the wrapped dblue vst - you'll reveal all dblue parameters in Live shell. after that just MIDI learn them in Live and flail away
what's the other way you're talking about?
I dont use the dblue sequencer either.
The other way I am talking about is the one I suggested at the top of the thread - by creating a new midi tracki.
say you are performing, and you want to stutter here, tapestop there. Well, since you're going through a separate track you can then RECORD your tweaking performance and have it loop back, just like any other midi clip.
Doing it this way puts the fun back in midi looping... you reall should try it!
The other way I am talking about is the one I suggested at the top of the thread - by creating a new midi tracki.
say you are performing, and you want to stutter here, tapestop there. Well, since you're going through a separate track you can then RECORD your tweaking performance and have it loop back, just like any other midi clip.
Doing it this way puts the fun back in midi looping... you reall should try it!
i will man, thanks a bunch!)Machinate wrote:I dont use the dblue sequencer either.
The other way I am talking about is the one I suggested at the top of the thread - by creating a new midi tracki.
say you are performing, and you want to stutter here, tapestop there. Well, since you're going through a separate track you can then RECORD your tweaking performance and have it loop back, just like any other midi clip.
Doing it this way puts the fun back in midi looping... you reall should try it!