Device Details

Device Overview

Name/Version:	Velocity to Parameter 1.0
Author:	Prebentious
Description:	Converts Velocity and scales it to control a parameter. Set the min and max, and use the glide control to sweep values. This patch also uses a helpful bpatcher that takes values from 0-127 and controls any parameter on the given track. I keep it as a helpful clipping for my patching needs

Device Details

Downloads:	2105
Tags	utility, other
Live Version Used:	8.1
Max Version Used:
Date Added:	Jan 14 2010 16:09:29
Date Last Updated:	Not updated yet
Average Rating (4)	4
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Device Type:	midi_device
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License (more info):	None

Device Files

Device File:	Velocity to Parameter.amxd

Comments

hey prebentious, you keep coming up with these crazy little devices which are, quite simply, awesome good cool ideas. wtf?! where the ideas come from?!...

Posted on January 14 2010 by pp (report)

Thanks! Just stuff I've always wanted to do and finally can

Posted on January 14 2010 by Prebentious (report)

i've wanted a tool like this for a looonnnnng time!!!!

Posted on January 15 2010 by du (report)

Hello prebentious. This has been the single most helpful device I have found on this site. Thank you!

I am wondering if it might be possible to get the abstraction used in the bpatcher (m4l parameter remote) to modify?

Posted on March 08 2010 by UnUnUnium (report)

I think you can right click on the bpatcher, go to 'OBJECT' and choose 'new view' Then you can copy and paste to a new patcher. If you improve it, I'd like if you could post it up here and I'll update the device

Posted on March 17 2010 by Prebentious (report)

Hi, and thanks a lot for sharing this little wonder....with 35 keyboard keys always free, this is smart as f...
Incredible how Live improves with devices like these!!

best regards

Audun K.

Posted on January 08 2011 by aukleive (report)

pleease can you make a pitch to parameter device? I want to make eq 8 enable to set to one specific pitch then if I play another note, the eq will follow can you make it?

Posted on March 16 2013 by thetraveller04 (report)

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