Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
what about mixer with bpm detection and midi, then setting live to get clock from that source? kaoss pad should work. problem is that bpm detection is not accurate on korg devices.
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outershpongolia
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
Me and my buddy started jammin' with a metronome and once we got the hang of it, it opened up a bunch of new possibilities.. The fact that you can build the song up and give the illusion (earlusion?
) of speeding up, yet you're really still at a steady tempo, is what makes it interesting a lot of the time..
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transology
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
Not enough accurate. Nice try !aeon_flux wrote:what about mixer with bpm detection and midi, then setting live to get clock from that source? kaoss pad should work. problem is that bpm detection is not accurate on korg devices.
I totally understand this but this is not the point. I want to trig UP or DOWN the tempo on the fly.outershpongolia wrote:Me and my buddy started jammin' with a metronome and once we got the hang of it, it opened up a bunch of new possibilities.. The fact that you can build the song up and give the illusion (earlusion?) of speeding up, yet you're really still at a steady tempo, is what makes it interesting a lot of the time..
Thanks
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
How often do the drums need to speed up or slow down?
I know it's a pain but your drummer could use a rotary (endless) knob to go +1 or -1 on the tempo.. Each click of the knob would be 1 value up or down.. but he'd have to do it with a knob so I guess that's less than ideal, but it's worth a shot if he can pull it off..
It does suck that there isn't tempo up/down just like scenes.. it'd work perfect.
I know it's a pain but your drummer could use a rotary (endless) knob to go +1 or -1 on the tempo.. Each click of the knob would be 1 value up or down.. but he'd have to do it with a knob so I guess that's less than ideal, but it's worth a shot if he can pull it off..
It does suck that there isn't tempo up/down just like scenes.. it'd work perfect.
Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
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transology
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
I actually use Scene tempo changes and it works good !!
Using a knob for someone who got two sticks in his hand is just an impossible way to do it. And will probably be inaccurate as I will need to define value betweem (40bpm to 160 bpm).
But thanks for proposing
See ya
Using a knob for someone who got two sticks in his hand is just an impossible way to do it. And will probably be inaccurate as I will need to define value betweem (40bpm to 160 bpm).
But thanks for proposing
See ya
outershpongolia wrote:How often do the drums need to speed up or slow down?
I know it's a pain but your drummer could use a rotary (endless) knob to go +1 or -1 on the tempo.. Each click of the knob would be 1 value up or down.. but he'd have to do it with a knob so I guess that's less than ideal, but it's worth a shot if he can pull it off..
It does suck that there isn't tempo up/down just like scenes.. it'd work perfect.
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transology
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
You made my Christmas Eve !! Can't wait to try this !!
Sound promising with the demo I've seen
http://www.b-keeper.org/
Video demo : http://www.elec.qmul.ac.uk/digitalmusic ... index.html
from the PDF above :
This enables musicians to interact with electronic parts which are triggered
automatically by the computer from performance information. We describe an implementation which functions with the sequencer Ableton Live. (... more)
(I can't copy and paste what I want easily
Sound promising with the demo I've seen
http://www.b-keeper.org/
Video demo : http://www.elec.qmul.ac.uk/digitalmusic ... index.html
from the PDF above :
This enables musicians to interact with electronic parts which are triggered
automatically by the computer from performance information. We describe an implementation which functions with the sequencer Ableton Live. (... more)
(I can't copy and paste what I want easily
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
then what about such christmas present? http://www.ploytec.com/34one/transology wrote:Not enough accurate. Nice try !aeon_flux wrote:what about mixer with bpm detection and midi, then setting live to get clock from that source? kaoss pad should work. problem is that bpm detection is not accurate on korg devices.
Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
korg is just an example. there are for sure other devices with bpm detection that can serve midi clock. and maybe korg will be stable if you feed it with just kick drum of your live player...transology wrote:Not enough accurate. Nice try !aeon_flux wrote:what about mixer with bpm detection and midi, then setting live to get clock from that source? kaoss pad should work. problem is that bpm detection is not accurate on korg devices.
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That B-Keeper looks flipping amazing. Where do you go from there? Artificial intelligence?? Scale detection? haha
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infiniteloom
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
Wouldn't a MIDI mapping to the TAP tempo button work?
Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
thanks, infiniteloom!infiniteloom wrote:Wouldn't a MIDI mapping to the TAP tempo button work?
That's what I think when this question comes up,
but maybe we are to simple...
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
but BKeeper does look amazing, of course...
I'm going home
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
This only works if your kick drum is constantly 4/4 as off beat hits will alter the tempo.malutki wrote:thanks, infiniteloom!infiniteloom wrote:Wouldn't a MIDI mapping to the TAP tempo button work?
That's what I think when this question comes up,
but maybe we are to simple...
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transology
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Re: Keeping Ableton intime with live band.
An not even thinking about kick-drum breaks, silence, groove changing lol. And this would be way too responsive.nitevision wrote:This only works if your kick drum is constantly 4/4 as off beat hits will alter the tempo.malutki wrote:thanks, infiniteloom!infiniteloom wrote:Wouldn't a MIDI mapping to the TAP tempo button work?
That's what I think when this question comes up,
but maybe we are to simple...
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