Device Details
Overview
| Name | Version: | Trance Gate 1.2.1 |
| Author: | TiagoLeonor |
| Device Type: | Audio Effect |
| Description: | This Device is a simplified trance gate that can work between 2 steps and 64 steps. It can be fixed to the grid or run freely. Have fun with it and leave some feedback for future improvements 1.1 update: Added individual attack and release controls, replacing the smooth control Added displays for the pulse width, attack and release times Added an output dial for level adjustment The sliders stay as saved after the project is closed and opened again Ui improvements 1.2 update: Fully synched with Ableton when in sync mode. It's also aware of which step should be synched to, so results are consistant even working with the arrangement view in this mode Retrigger possible when in free mode (non synched). Retriggering resets the sequence to the first step Ui improvements, such as highlighting which step of the sequence is being triggered 1.2.1 update: Bug fixes: Unable to undo fixed UI changes |
Details
| Live Version Used: | 11.3.22 |
| Max Version Used: | 8.5.6 |
| Date Added: | Jul 15 2025 17:46:25 |
| Date Last Updated: | Oct 05 2025 18:44:00 |
| Downloads: | 475 |
| ⓘ License: | None |
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Files
| Device File: | Trance Gate.amxd |
Comments
Cool device. I've never seen sliders in Max device midi mappable, is that possible?
Posted on July 16 2025 by boink |
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Meant in a "Gate effect"
Posted on July 16 2025 by boink |
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Hi boink. Thank you for your feedback! It seems that the multislider device that i am using doesn't allow midi mapping in live. Using any other object wouldn't allow the ability to change the number of steps as i implemented. If i find a way, I'll update the device. I'm thinking of updating it to allow seperate attack and release controls.
Thanks
Thanks
Posted on July 17 2025 by TiagoLeonor |
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Hi TiagoLeonor
Awesome work, reminds me of Killoherts Trance Gate.
It would be great to borrow a couple of their features
1. Step Animation
2. Resync the device on downbeat when turned off and back on.
Thank you for all you do!
Awesome work, reminds me of Killoherts Trance Gate.
It would be great to borrow a couple of their features
1. Step Animation
2. Resync the device on downbeat when turned off and back on.
Thank you for all you do!
Posted on August 22 2025 by YaroV |
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Hi YaroV
Thank you for your feedback and praises.
I took your feedback into consideration managed to implemented your suggestions
Have fun!
Thank you for your feedback and praises.
I took your feedback into consideration managed to implemented your suggestions
Have fun!
Posted on October 05 2025 by TiagoLeonor |
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Wow, this turned out great, great job! It works beautifully as a single device.
While exploring ways to create a few pre-programmed pattern variations and switch between them, I noticed a strange behavior. When using two or more chains of the device (for pattern variations), if you change the number of steps on one chain and then switch to another, the animation and the pattern seem to drift off the grid. I’m not very familiar with the Max environment, so I’m not sure how complex this would be to address. That said, if preset saving is possible, this issue might not even need fixing. Having recallable pattern variations would be amazing in a live performance scenario.
Love your work.
Wish you all the best!
While exploring ways to create a few pre-programmed pattern variations and switch between them, I noticed a strange behavior. When using two or more chains of the device (for pattern variations), if you change the number of steps on one chain and then switch to another, the animation and the pattern seem to drift off the grid. I’m not very familiar with the Max environment, so I’m not sure how complex this would be to address. That said, if preset saving is possible, this issue might not even need fixing. Having recallable pattern variations would be amazing in a live performance scenario.
Love your work.
Wish you all the best!
Posted on January 21 2026 by YaroV |
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