MIDI Kinetics Forum

It's been a long time since my last post here. Well to get inside the thread i can testify that I've needed this option for one project. To be more specific octatrack which has a specific function to arm triggers by midi cc. So indeed a way continuously send a specifric control was important in ...

Hey man thx very much the cool project.
For me things are working OK except transport.
I am using Live 8.2.5 in XP.
I've setup anything you documented using 4 midijoke ports but transport can't work.
Any ideas why this might be happening?

I am interested!Shoot it..

μTonic is soooooo underrated - its the perfect drum synth for live situations! Big thanks for this controller - I already have some ideas about the updating issue - I will check out your work and see what I can do! BTW: its an "μ" not a "u" - greek m letter - as far as I know its also used in m ...

I've uploaded my version of Octatrack control in the user library.
It's not finished yet and I don't have much time to finish it.
So you are welcome to abuse it and build your own ones.

Yeap all my text has gone bad. Unreadable, unusable and ugly. Big step back for Liine. I will be downloading the jailvroken 3.1 if nothing gets fixed.

Crashed on me as well. Live 8.2.5

Nice Mod here. I've already done something similar to yours before quite a long time. Didn't have the chance to touch it again. Since you are into it you can have a look at mine. Do what ever you like with it. We had pretty much the same approach. As a plus I had added some pads to change balance ...

I haven't followed exactly the whole thread. At some point I read that you need a delay inside the execution of your code. Have a look at my implementation in Ambivalent beats of presets. The problem I had that was the execution of the script loading/storing the values which had to scroll a 16 pad ...

Guys thanks for the insight. At one point I had struggled with the array comparison and did not know how to apply the nonull function. I ended up subtracting one from the other and checking the result of their sum. if (! sumof(ARRAY1-ARRAY2) ) //TRUE if equal Is the nonull method more efficient ...