Device Details
Device Overview
| Name/Version: | bcResonCtrl 1.1 |  |
| Author: | bugcompass | |
| Description: | A Max For Live device that converts MIDI note on / off messages from an external keyboard or internal MIDI clip into control parameters for Ableton Live's built in Resonators effect. Instructions ------------ 1) Place the device on the MIDI track that contains the source of the MIDI you want to use to trigger the effect. 2) Select the specific instance of the Resonators device you want to control using the display's menu. 3) sustain-off works as version 1.0. The number of keys pressed turns on and off the individual resonators. sustain-on ignores the number of keys pressed, so once an individual resonator is open, it will stay open until the menu is returned to sustain-off. fully-open immediately turns on all resonators until the menu is returned to sustain-off. 4) Sustain pedal on / off (cc#64) will affect the sustain menu. You can invert the pedal polarity with the button. Note: Again, the range of Live's Resonators is limited, so notes lower than C-2 and higher than C5 will cause them being output as C-2 and C5 respectively. Given the pitches concerned are fairly extreme under normal circumstances this should not be a problem, however if requested by users, this will be corrected in the next update to them being ignored entirely. Updated in this version ----------------------- 1) Added a sustain menu to filter out note off messages. 2) Included external sustain pedal control. Older versions -------------- http://www.bugcompass.co.uk/bcResonCtrl1.0.zip Copyright --------- You may used this device freely in your audio production work. You may use or adapt the contained Max/MSP patch for use in your own patches for personal use only. Redistribution of any patches containing all or part of this patch is permitted for non-profit purposes only, as long as the original author is credited and the original patch and this file are included each time. Use of this patch in any form for commercial use or profit is not allowed, without the original author's written permission. ____________________ www.bugcompass.co.uk |
Device Details
| Tags | synth, effect, utility, other, hardware |
| Live Version Used: | 9 |
| Max Version Used: | 6 |
| Date Added: | Jul 06 2015 10:08:20 |
| Date Last Updated: | Mar 28 2016 13:39:29 |
| Device Type: | instrument_device |
| Download URL (report link) | https://bugcompass.selz.com/item/56ee1647cca9180c1c02a677 |
| License (more info): | AttributionNonCommercialShareAlike |
Comments
| very very cool! Thanks so much! |
Posted on July 06 2015 by blortblort (report) |
| I'm thoroughly enjoying this. *0 sample impact on latency compensation and very stable *had to pile on instances before I saw any CPU increase *exceptionally wide range of creative possibilities and routings *responsiveness. enough for melodic lines, not just harmonic structure. I've found ways to accommodate the device in many routing scenarios however I do have some considerations: Does this need to be an instrument device? Could it be midi? I've found myself creating parallel chains on instrument tracks in order to drop it in, whereas I already have no-output midi tracks setup for other utilities or midi-thru. Also, the note off messages are turning the speakers off of the resonators, right? If this is on a return, for example, at 100% wet that would completely mute the signal. I like the result for playing it like an instrument. Alternatively, I can see the use of keeping the resonator open, but just changing the sonorities. I've worked this by grouping the resonator and assigning the resonator speakers to a knob with a range of 127 min/ 127 max. Again, I can see the potential of having the speakers off with the note off message, so a sustain toggle (or alternatively a foot pedal momentary assignment?) might be nice. No, I don't miss having the full MIDI note range, thank you for asking. In fact, I bet it keeps us out of trouble-no continuous rumbling or screeching. I think you'd end up engaging the cut-off filter out of necessity. Thank you SO much for posting this! |
| On second thought, I can see the advantages of keeping this an instrument rack, as Push will focus on it in note view. But the option of not disengaging the resonator speakers with a note-off message might still be a good alternative for continuing signal through the resonator... |
| Updated device 11 Jan 2016 Thanks for your feedback. I have taken on board the previous sustain limitations. |
Posted on January 11 2016 by bugcompass (report) |
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thanks for sharing!