Ableton Forum

laurence wrote: thats a cool toy, i want one

you can have one, i believe its a Midibox 64 - www.ucapps.de

frisbeedisk wrote:

robin wrote:Isn't that Traktor on his screen? It's not Live.

Interesting, maybe it's someoen elses machine in shot?

Looks like serato scratch, but it could be someone elses computer!!!

That is serato scratch, which he runs alongside ableton live with his custom Allen & Heath mixer... and lemur- bastard!

robin wrote:

frisbeedisk wrote:

robin wrote:Isn't that Traktor on his screen? It's not Live.

Interesting, maybe it's someoen elses machine in shot?

Looks like serato scratch!!

Right, scuse my ignorance.

Can you map that to a Lemur?

Can you map what to the Lemur??? You can map the Lemur to any program that recieves OSC or MIDI, and you can send some signals back to it for certain values... but i don't see a reason for mapping back to it??? It's a controller, rather than an actual instrument!

microlive wrote:Can you map what to the Lemur??? You can map the Lemur to any program that recieves OSC or MIDI, and you can send some signals back to it for certain values... but i don't see a reason for mapping back to it??? It's a controller, rather than an actual instrument!

I know exactly what the lemur is, so I'll re-word what I meant.

Can you control Traktor using a Lemur? And is it worth it?

Thing is, that isn't Traktor....so um errr scrap that question

robin wrote: Can you control Traktor using a Lemur? And is it worth it?

You definitely can. Not the best for scratching, but for FX controlling, cueing, loop control etc, it rocks.