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Congratulations from me too!!!
A really good work on this stuff! The Protodeck would be rock...



best
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TD

dahlailama wrote:

Congratulations from me too!!!
A really good work on this stuff! The Protodeck would be rock...



best
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TD

thanks
the best moment will be the first live perf with it

Really well done mate, very impressive. I'm looking forward to seeing the pics and videos. Can you say something about what kind of layout you will use for all the buttons and pots? Or will that change all the time?

telekom wrote:Really well done mate, very impressive. I'm looking forward to seeing the pics and videos. Can you say something about what kind of layout you will use for all the buttons and pots? Or will that change all the time?

what you mean by layout? where? in m4L ? in Live ?

I began the Live & m4L parts documentation, if you're interested:
http://www.julienbayle.net/diy/protodeck/#m4L

VERY soon a the whole logic I follow.
it only fits my need.
but it could be useful for people who wants to dig further in Live API, max etc.

Nice work and thanks for documenting the procese so well.

Congratulations, awesome work.
If you ever get tired of it, send it over.

djgroovy wrote:Congratulations, awesome work.
If you ever get tired of it, send it over.

thanks
but I'm never tired ...!

julienb wrote:

djgroovy wrote:Congratulations, awesome work.
If you ever get tired of it, send it over.

thanks
but I'm never tired ...!

After 8 months working on it? Sure you are...


Just kidding. Bet you can't wait to wear out those knobs and buttons. Have fun.

sure...
2010 will be THE year

julienb wrote:sure...
2010 will be THE year

Happy for you Julian !!

You are pretty discret on you Ableton template. That's 60% of the challenge. When you are sure of everything you'll need (FX:eq, kill eq, sends, ducking fx, Cues, led feedback, dummy clip, loop racks, backward, master fxs, etc ), I easy to focus on the hardware I'll be really happy to know exactly, what did you use in your personnal Ableton template

Meanwhile ...
I created my work flow around an DDM4000 and an Xone 1D. It's open to get a other 1D later. It's an 4 tracks based template. I will use it for a while an post the details later The big part advantage, is that it will be easy to customize it for everyone an many controller !

Here are the features for all 4 tracks :
LED feedbacks (like Tempo 1-2-3-4, EQ Kill switch, Bypass All processing )
Loop ON/OFF with custom Length
Ducking on the fly (ON/OFF Led feedback)
Backward on the fly(ON/OFF Led feedback)
SmartMixer (Custom crossover ... bass management, Belvario, Moldover style) (ON/OFF Led feedback)
etc.

Have fun

transology wrote:

julienb wrote:sure...
2010 will be THE year

Happy for you Julian !!

You are pretty discret on you Ableton template. That's 60% of the challenge. When you are sure of everything you'll need (FX:eq, kill eq, sends, ducking fx, Cues, led feedback, dummy clip, loop racks, backward, master fxs, etc ), I easy to focus on the hardware I'll be really happy to know exactly, what did you use in your personnal Ableton template

Meanwhile ...
I created my work flow around an DDM4000 and an Xone 1D. It's open to get a other 1D later. It's an 4 tracks based template. I will use it for a while an post the details later The big part advantage, is that it will be easy to customize it for everyone an many controller !

Here are the features for all 4 tracks :
LED feedbacks (like Tempo 1-2-3-4, EQ Kill switch, Bypass All processing )
Loop ON/OFF with custom Length
Ducking on the fly (ON/OFF Led feedback)
Backward on the fly(ON/OFF Led feedback)
SmartMixer (Custom crossover ... bass management, Belvario, Moldover style) (ON/OFF Led feedback)
etc.

Have fun

if you would have checked my website, you would have see 2 things:
- I'm not very discrete
- the last part at the bottom of the page is unfinished but updated since yesterday evening ( live set description part + m4L part)


Nice way you use too
all the best with your nice set,

Hello Julien,
Thanks for your answer. I didn't look on your website first. Well, pardon me.

thanks

I made a big update in the protodeck max for live patch interface documentation:
http://www.julienbayle.net/diy/protodeck/#m4L

just hope to finish it asap!
and just hope it could inspire/help people!

all the best

This is all way too complicated for me — at least for now — but I admire your sharing ethics. Thanks, no doubt someone will find inspiration in your project.