Ableton Live and Pinky Pluggo
Hello there,
From the things seen on the forum and the website, I realised that one can use two (or more) pinky pluggo's in Ableton Live (or any other sequencer) in order to have control over the tunes from the decks and at the same time using the effects and plugins of your favorite sequencer.
Are there people in here that have this kind of setup i.e. Ableton Live + pinky pluggos so they can share their experiences with us?
and
Is there any chance that there will be Timecode cds for ms.pinky software?
Thanks
From the things seen on the forum and the website, I realised that one can use two (or more) pinky pluggo's in Ableton Live (or any other sequencer) in order to have control over the tunes from the decks and at the same time using the effects and plugins of your favorite sequencer.
Are there people in here that have this kind of setup i.e. Ableton Live + pinky pluggos so they can share their experiences with us?
and
Is there any chance that there will be Timecode cds for ms.pinky software?
Thanks
The Pinky PLugin and Ableton Live
I have had a great time spinning my favorite wav file inside ableton live , I can scratch and mix with ease using 2 or more pinky plugins at the same time. If you have a midi controller it gets even better. You can midi map the pinky plug in functions inside the generic ableton plug in window. I also like to midi map the track that each plug in is on, so with a push of a button I switch to the track I want to view/edit, I usually leave the pinky plug in window open for each instance . With the pinky plugin I only need 1 turntable to mix because I can midi map the vinyl cotrol on/off function for each instance of the plugin, I use the one control signal to control as many plugins as I want , wich is great if you have a complex scratch routine planned , and don't want to waist time loading files durring the performance. You got the right idea , and it works...
oooooh...this makes me happy. i was just pointed in this direction this evening, and this new vst version is really piquing my interest.
new to the forum, but wondering (since i am a noob), if you are using mspinky in ableton live, do you use the live browser to find your audio tracks and load them, or is there a utility in mspinky that you select from?
new to the forum, but wondering (since i am a noob), if you are using mspinky in ableton live, do you use the live browser to find your audio tracks and load them, or is there a utility in mspinky that you select from?
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Ableton file browser integration
Plans are afoot to allow Pinky Pluggo to access Ableton Live file browser for easy and rapid file selection. Timeframe for this is not certain, but it will happen.
For now, you can drag 'n drop files from file system folders outside the host application, or you can use a button inside the Pinky Pluggo to pop open a file selection window.. which has memory so that if you browse to a given folder with it, the next time you press the button it opens up that same location.
Alternatively, if you're running OSX-- why not check out Klangfreund's awesome Pinky-enabled plugin? (See the thread on this forum...) He's got a pretty sweet little file browser thing going on in his plugin that will please you...
For now, you can drag 'n drop files from file system folders outside the host application, or you can use a button inside the Pinky Pluggo to pop open a file selection window.. which has memory so that if you browse to a given folder with it, the next time you press the button it opens up that same location.
Alternatively, if you're running OSX-- why not check out Klangfreund's awesome Pinky-enabled plugin? (See the thread on this forum...) He's got a pretty sweet little file browser thing going on in his plugin that will please you...
wow...
so far pretty impressed with the quick response to my question from the pinkstah!
this definitely sends me even further in the pinky direction.
using a PC right now, but this whole concept just sent my brain off thinking of the possibilities.
you may have pulled me off the serato scratch track and into mspinky territory.
so far pretty impressed with the quick response to my question from the pinkstah!
this definitely sends me even further in the pinky direction.
using a PC right now, but this whole concept just sent my brain off thinking of the possibilities.
you may have pulled me off the serato scratch track and into mspinky territory.
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Yes. Big fan of Ableton + Pinky for both scratching, and for mixing my own Live tracks into Vinyl. The pinky pluggo instances load very quickly and the setup is much more versatile and stable vs Maxi patch.
Excellent news on the file browser as that was my only gripe.
That and can we please include the audio file name and the state of the play button in the parameters that are stored when we save a song so when I load a Live set I can start scratching straight away?
Excellent news on the file browser as that was my only gripe.
That and can we please include the audio file name and the state of the play button in the parameters that are stored when we save a song so when I load a Live set I can start scratching straight away?
How exactly are u using it??
hi,
i was wondering/trying to figure out how ur using it with ableton..
say for example i'm playing a cd deck and want cue up live to it, so i have a turntable with a pinky record on it which then controls the tempo & location of the track in live and i simply cue it as i normally would a vinyl, is that how it works?
what about the internal clock in live? does that sync up as u say scratch or backspin a pinky vinyl?
cheers!!!
i was wondering/trying to figure out how ur using it with ableton..
say for example i'm playing a cd deck and want cue up live to it, so i have a turntable with a pinky record on it which then controls the tempo & location of the track in live and i simply cue it as i normally would a vinyl, is that how it works?
what about the internal clock in live? does that sync up as u say scratch or backspin a pinky vinyl?
cheers!!!
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not currently
The Pinky Pluggo is currently only for scratching audio files within a VST/AudioUnit/RTAS host such as Ableton. It currently doesn't send any control information back into the host program, but we're working on that....
Hi, I'm new to this...
Hi, I'm new to Pinky Pluggo. I just got my pinky records, but I have to wait for the universal binary version of Pluggo to use it w/Ableton. How do you use Pluggo w/Ableton. 1)Do you open Pluggo or Maxi in Ableton as a VST? 2)Do you only open it once? 3)Does that let you control each "vinyl" track seperately w/all of Ableton's tricks?
Thank you.
Jimmy
Thank you.
Jimmy