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Ms. Pinky M4L Patch - Revised!
I cannot answer the first question because I have not tried out Ms Pinky in M4L. However, M4L is a plugin for Ableton Live 8. You do not need to own Max in order to use M4L. You just need to buy M4L and then create patches or use other people patches.
Extra info: You do need to install Max and Live. If you do not own Max standalone then you must open Max From Live.
Mike
Extra info: You do need to install Max and Live. If you do not own Max standalone then you must open Max From Live.
Mike
yayyyyyyyyyyy..
can't wait to try this out!!!!!
what I would love to see is to have pitch changes from external sources, such as turntables, tied to the clip tempo. i'm still trying to wrap my head around how it would work but essentially any changes to the tempo, while on vinyl control, would change the live clip's tempo.
can't wait to try this out!!!!!
what I would love to see is to have pitch changes from external sources, such as turntables, tied to the clip tempo. i'm still trying to wrap my head around how it would work but essentially any changes to the tempo, while on vinyl control, would change the live clip's tempo.
Its actually pretty simple. When you record something in Live it creates an audio file in a path set in the preferences. The Ms. Pinky patch loads files for scratching by reading in an audio file at the path that you give it (/path/to/audio.wav or something). For recorded audio, it simply just loads the audio file that is created by Live's recording process.trypset wrote:can you please please explain more about "recording a clip and immediately scrating it." I can't wrap my head around how that would be setup or accomplished.
Also, to use M4L do you have to have MAX? Or can they be seperate?
For example, all files I record in Live are put in the project_folder/samples/recorded folder, with filenames like "0001 Samples.aif" and so on. After Live is finished recording a sound file, Ms. Pinky just looks up the, for example, "0001 Samples.aif" audio file on your hard drive and loads it in.
As for software requirements, this patch requires Ableton Live 8, Max For Live, and the Ms. Pinky software. No full version of Max required, and actually will not work if you only have Max and not Max For Live.
On the session clip detail view, there is a way to to see the path to a clip. Do that and make sure wherever it is located is within your Max 5 path. This will be different depending whether the live set is within a project or not.Mudo wrote:...
It seems something wrong to get "recorded" samples from "project" path.
I added library and project... any advice?
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Also, what OS are you running? OS X or Windows XP, Vista, or 7? In my experience, the recorded sample cannot be immediately opened by Ms. Pinky running on Windows XP due to how the OS deals with file locking.
Is it possible to use two instances of your revised patch?
I'm encountering a problem where both instances get the same audio. Which ever clip I select will play on both decks.
Can someone also please test two instances?
I am really amazed by the progress in your patch and forsee some great things. Thanks so much for your hard work..
I'm encountering a problem where both instances get the same audio. Which ever clip I select will play on both decks.
Can someone also please test two instances?
I am really amazed by the progress in your patch and forsee some great things. Thanks so much for your hard work..
I don't have the patch but from the research I've done.....the patch will play the original audio file....not the quatized warped clip....however it might start quantized when you launch the initial clip, the tempo has to be controlled by the turntable..
you could use the patch to scrath audio, and have another track in ableton for the song you want to be quantized.
you could use the patch to scrath audio, and have another track in ableton for the song you want to be quantized.