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arkoenig wrote:

Lo-Fi Massahkah wrote:
Imagine when this stuff gets incorporated without need for Rewire or virtual midi drivers.

Will it?

He's talking about Max for Live, and yes, it will.

And I should add that I've been looking at the patch and the Jazz Editor file while I'm waiting for my Lemur and I'm drooling. I can't wait to play with this thing!

Lo-Fi Massahkah wrote:If anyone has time to watch this between all the beta testing. (Missed first round since being on a plane from Egypt all day). Anyway...

My latest project is featured at the Jazzmutant site:

http://www.jazzmutant.com/workshop_temp ... id=dynamic

It's a Max patch for Live and Lemur V2.

Imagine when this stuff gets incorporated without need for Rewire or virtual midi drivers.

Cheers,
Mikael

oo haven't been around on either forum for awhile, if i get my hands on the
beta of 8 I will be sure to try this out on my lemur if you get it working in live

stringtapper wrote:

Will it?[/quote]
He's talking about Max for Live, and yes, it will.

And I should add that I've been looking at the patch and the Jazz Editor file while I'm waiting for my Lemur and I'm drooling. I can't wait to play with this thing![/quote]Ah. So Max for Live can substitute for Rewire + MIDI-Yoke?

I'm trying to decide whether it's worth taking the plunge, knowing that I won't be able to get my hands on Live 8 for a while, and also that I don't know nearly enough about Max to be able to make an informed judgment about what it will be able to do for me.

arkoenig wrote:Ah. So Max for Live can substitute for Rewire + MIDI-Yoke?

I'm trying to decide whether it's worth taking the plunge, knowing that I won't be able to get my hands on Live 8 for a while, and also that I don't know nearly enough about Max to be able to make an informed judgment about what it will be able to do for me.

Ok I wouldn't say substitute. From what we know M4L will still do all it's communication through Live. Lo-Fi was just saying that M4L will eliminate the need for using ReWire and virtual MIDI buses for setups like his DyNAmic because M4L will be talking directly to Live instead of through ReWire. If you want to communicate with other apps like Reason or Reaktor then you're still going to have to use ReWire and things like MidiYoke.

Thats some nice work LoFi!

That Lemur 2.0 stuff is really nice looking as well.
Must resist getting a lemur . . . . .

arkoenig wrote:

Lo-Fi Massahkah wrote:
Imagine when this stuff gets incorporated without need for Rewire or virtual midi drivers.

Will it?

It will when I get my hands on Max for Live - beta or otherwise.

.m

mike@TrackTeam Audio wrote:

Thats some nice work LoFi!

That Lemur 2.0 stuff is really nice looking as well.
Must resist getting a lemur . . . . .

Thanks, Mike!

Don't resist. Give in. You know you want to.

.m

@ Lo-Fi - Dude I said it over at JazzMutant but DAMN!

If anybody else is thinking of taking advantage of the sale on Lemurs going on right now rest assured you will have quite a toy to play with right out of the box with DyNAmic.

What's so cool to me is that it's such a foreshadowing of the kinds of things that M4L is going to make easier and more common, full fledged user-made instruments that live in between the software and the hardware.

Thanks again!

You're making me blush.

.m

A tutorial on how to make a step sequencer in Max (for the Lemur) is now available at Jazzmutant.

It's, of course, centered around the Lemur, but sequencing principals should be universal to future Max (for Live?) projects.

Cheers,
Mikael

hi
just installed on the lemur.
Very impressed by the breakpoint module
great job

Wayat wrote:hi
just installed on the lemur.
Very impressed by the breakpoint module
great job

Thanks for looking!

.m