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Device Overview
| Name/Version: | Toggler v1.0 1.1 |  |
| Author: | brodiem | |
| Description: | 8 Mappable On/Off signals sent via midi from C0 upward to G.Put it on any midi track and switch any device parameter on or off using a midi note. Create a chain and set the key range for the device from C0 to C1, will work along side any instument. |
Device Details
| Tags | utility |
| Live Version Used: | 10.1.13 |
| Max Version Used: | 8.1.1 |
| Date Added: | May 14 2020 03:41:20 |
| Date Last Updated: | Jun 03 2020 08:10:57 |
| Device Type: | midi_device |
| Download URL (report link) | https://gumroad.com/l/toggler |
| License (more info): | None |
Comments
| good pointt ?, thats pretty cool too.I havent seen anything similar before thats half the reason i uploaded.I specifically wanted the midi note to toggle, internally is actually sending binary. Check my other devices>>https://gumroad.com/xbrodiex |
| Hi brodiem and thanks for the quick answer. I would love to have this feature for using it onstage. I'm using Live onstage, set up in a way I can launch a scene and I've got all needed for a song (soft synths, FX, prerecorded stuff etc. etc.). So one song = one scene Each time I launch a scene, I turn on a specific rack for the song I'm playing, with soft synths and FX on it, all grouped into specific racks I'm calling or disabling. Let's imagine I'm playing a song and using soft synth A on the verse, and soft synth B on the chorus. With your device, I could turn on/off A et B only playing a note on my keyboard. The same for any FX I would like to switch on and off with another note. I think the best for me would be to map each note to a chain selector within the rack (instead of the on/off switch), but anyway you see the whole picture. I don't think anybody did that with a M4L device, as far as I know (and I searched a lot), so you could be the first ! And I would be very grateful ! P.S. : and it could be cool to be able to choose the note you want to map. But anyway, just the toogle feature would be great... |
| agreed- if its an easy addition, the option of having toggler as a momentary OR a "switch" would be too cool ;] |
Posted on May 15 2020 by blortblort (report) |
| i can create a drum pad type player that only takes control messages you would have to map each of the controls or you could remap controller messages with a midi tool like bome that would save mapping all the parameters individually but i can definitely take a look. |
| https://maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=6353 I addapted the cc in a similar device if this isnt what you had in mind please let me know. |
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I say this because Toogler turns on (or off) the device only while I keep the key pressed. The note off message (key depressed) makes the device to come back to its initial state.
I was expecting a different behavior :
- I press a key (and release it) : device on
- I press the same key later : device off
Actually, I don't think there is any true toogle M4L device around here (only momentary, for any strange reason), so it could be cool to make it work as a toogle device...
Momentary 8 pro for exemple is a great device (similar to yours with more options), but it's acting as a momentary switch.