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Member since: | Jan 17 2010 |
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Devices by ander
One Knob Filter Version 1.0 |
Total Downloads: 5
Comments by ander
Comments
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Posted on April 17 2014 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
I mean that I am way too lazy to save my patterns as presets. I just need the current pattern to be saved when I save my liveset, and to be recalled when I open Live. I implemented my own sequencer which does just that. |
Posted on May 28 2013 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
Ah, ok. Then it works. Not my usecase then, though. But thanks for the reply. |
Posted on May 27 2013 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
Hey, I like it, works nicely for creating beats. One thing though: When I reload the set, the sequencer is blank. Beats are not saved :( I though because you use live. objects, alle settings are saved? Thanks for any help! |
Posted on May 22 2013 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
Hi, why is the last sequencer row red? I cannot see any difference in the patch. |
Posted on May 20 2013 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
Beautiful device! But I do not get the tie thing: I would expect it to holde the first note that appears during the tie as long as long as there is a consecutive set of ties. But if I look at the MIDI notes that is not the case. So how can I use the ties e.g. with simpler? |
Posted on September 22 2011 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
Hey, nice plugin. There is one problem, though: for me, the selection of the target parameter is not saved. Each time I reload the set I have to re-set the target parameter for each plugin instance that I use. That makes it difficult to use more than a couple of times. Would it be possible to save the chosen parameter and reload it when the set is loaded? |
Posted on January 17 2010 by ander (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
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