iorobertob

@madlab Indeed, they are not recommended to use, but this was the one solution that could work, being that I am adding delay to each channel, and the LOM does not support modifying the delay in each channel. I did not do such test, but did try it live with 6 channels and around 12 instance of it, it worked just fine.

@Hetan - As mentioned before, I created something like 12 instances of this device, and 6 channels output live with no problems ;)

Oh I see, you are working with Windows, I think that is the issue, you might need to compile the fiddle object for 64 bit. That would be a good place to look into. I hope you get this

Hi Kuzma,

I would not know if this works for win7, this is working here in OSX 10.11.6,

o, this is what I just did to set it up now:

1 Open Live
2 Drop an Audio2Midi.amxd device into an Audio Track.
3 Make sure there is audio input coming into the track, in this case it was my microphone.
4 Drop a MidiReceptor.amxd devide in a separate Midi Track.
5 Place any instrument or device that receives Midi numbers right after the MidiReceptor, so it turns the numbers into sounds.
6 Back in the Audio Track, you should be seeing the numbers in the Input section changing as the audio comes in. And you should also see an orange LED at the bottom right blinking everytime a midi message is sent. These messages are received in the Midi Track
7 Use the Gate Limits to threshold the levels of audio that will actually produce a midi signal.
8 Use the Damping knobs to control the amount of change that has to occur in the Note or Speed for it to trigger a new message.

This worked here, I am using Ableton Live Suite 9.1.1, Max 7.2.4, and OSX 10.11.6

If it still does not work, try opening the device and see if the fiddle~ object is active. It might be the case that because it is compiled for OSX it will not work in Win7.

Cheers!
Roberto