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Not possible to macro map sampler's Slice Sensitivity

Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 7:32 pm
by JayDeLux
Hello,

One can macro-map pretty much anything on a Sampler.
However I see in 'Slice' mode I cannot macro map 'Sensitivity'. :(

Why is this?
I use slicing for nice audio effects and being able to tweak the 'Sensitivity' while playing produces great effects ... I need to macro-map it / midi-map it!

Can you help? :idea:
Thank you in advance.

Re: Not possible to macro map sampler's Slice Sensitivity

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2016 9:05 pm
by Fanu
Probably because it's easy with Push (I understand not everybody has one, though).

Re: Not possible to macro map sampler's Slice Sensitivity

Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 11:00 pm
by JayDeLux
It is a shame... I don't understand why some parameters would be map-able and others not... The code is the same behind the scene... Would it be voluntary?

Re: Not possible to macro map sampler's Slice Sensitivity

Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2016 5:57 pm
by Johnisfaster
You mean Simpler, yes?

Ableton has a long history of leaving parameters unmappqble for some reason. There was a time you couldn't even map beatrepeats repeat button which is just ridiculous. Or how bout Loopers parameters that you can map but not automate like the loop length? If you record into arrange view and youre using a controller to change the looper length it won't play back the way you recorded it because it doesn't automate that parameter. Its lame. Sampler itself (not Simpler) has a bunch of parameters that can't be mapped. Env depth being the most annoying to me. I really wish they would make EVERYTHING mappable and automatable.

Re: Not possible to macro map sampler's Slice Sensitivity

Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2016 9:01 pm
by JayDeLux
Thank you for your insight.
I am not that great with Ableton that I have not figured out what you mentioned myself (the fact that many parameters are not mappable / it is quite inconsistent ...). It is a shame indeed.
Ableton has a long history of leaving parameters unmappable for some reason
I have started with 9.x, I am pretty much a newbie ... what do you mean by "some" would you think it is not thoroughly developed and tested or they would do it deliberately to force people to buy controllers like Push? 8O