Rewire and MAX
Rewire and MAX
Unfortunately Live is not able to open M4L in Rewire Mode. Is it possible to convert the Max Instruments to regular live Instruments to avoid the Max Level?
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Re: Rewire and MAX
No.
But that would be some serious wizardry if they could make M4L devices compile as C++ to run Natively though!*
* i.e. I wouldn't hold my breath on that one…
But that would be some serious wizardry if they could make M4L devices compile as C++ to run Natively though!*
* i.e. I wouldn't hold my breath on that one…
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Re: Rewire and MAX
Freeze the tracks.LTM wrote:Unfortunately Live is not able to open M4L in Rewire Mode. Is it possible to convert the Max Instruments to regular live Instruments to avoid the Max Level?
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Thanks,
I would love to rewire with open m4L Devices to work on the complete arrangement dynamically here. I work with notation options for my musicians using a regular sequencer as a master. Wouldn´t freezin imply a finished arrangement process in LIVE?
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I would love to rewire with open m4L Devices to work on the complete arrangement dynamically here. I work with notation options for my musicians using a regular sequencer as a master. Wouldn´t freezin imply a finished arrangement process in LIVE?
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Re: Rewire and MAX
I am a newbie to M4L, but I think the problem is that Max is a Rewire host, not a Rewire client. As I understand it,the problem is the same as for VSTs, that is the Max scheduler needs CPU priority for the high=priority threads to work properly. So these days Max cannot be a VST client either. It would be nice if there were a way to use it anyway, if the scheduler isnt really needed to run in high priority mode, but I dont know of any simple way to do that.
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Re: Rewire and MAX
When I freeze tracks it's because I'm done working on that track for now. It doesn't have to be finished. Sometimes I freeze when giving the project to someone that doesn't have my used range of plug-ins.LTM wrote:Thanks,
Wouldn´t freezin imply a finished arrangement process in LIVE?
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I want to make sure I understand correctly. if I use ableton with rewire to protools I will have an error message trying to load M4L plugs!? so I need to buy max and rewrite the dacs to each patch? but then I lose the m4l API? if this is true you should put a * next to your advertising that says rewire compatible*
*m4l dissabled in rewire mode.
*m4l dissabled in rewire mode.
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Your? Who do you think you're talking with? We're users. Well, mostly. No staff in this thread so far I think.RobPaper wrote: next to your advertising
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I think there is a good chance ableton staff read these forums
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Is m4l disabled as a Rewire host, is it?RobPaper wrote: *m4l dissabled in rewire mode.
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You're talking to us users so far and commented on things written by users. Don't assume.RobPaper wrote:I think there is a good chance ableton staff read these forums
If you want Ableton Staff, get support or post in Feature Wishlist if you have suggestions. That one is read more regularly. Ableton staff also need to, you know, work. Reading every post is hardly that important or practical.
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if it was made in Gen~ you canstringtapper wrote:that would be some serious wizardry if they could make M4L devices compile as C++ to run Natively though!*
* i.e. I wouldn't hold my breath on that one…
https://github.com/olilarkin/IPlugGen
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But that's only for internal processing inside a device. You'd still have to recreate the GUI yourself in C++. Gen is for lower level functions.RobPaper wrote:if it was made in Gen~ you canstringtapper wrote:that would be some serious wizardry if they could make M4L devices compile as C++ to run Natively though!*
* i.e. I wouldn't hold my breath on that one…
https://github.com/olilarkin/IPlugGen
In other words Oli's solution (while awesome) is nowhere near the same as a function within Live that could compile M4L and run them as native Live devices.
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