Device Details
Device Overview
| Name/Version: | XY Send Nodes 1.0 |  |
| Author: | cosmoddd | |
| Description: | This device allows you to control the Send Nodes device in an XY fashion, rather than the Distance / Azymuth method pre-packaged in Max4Live. Map your TouchOSC or Lemur XY controller (or Joystick, or Wiimote) to this and now you have XY control of how tracks are bussed to Live's sends. Applications for this could go much farther, of course ;). check http://cosmod.net if you have further questions / issues. |
Device Details
| Downloads: | 516 |
| Tags | utility, beta |
| Live Version Used: | 8.2.8 |
| Max Version Used: | 5.1.9 |
| Average Rating (1) | 5 |
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| Device Type: | audio_device |
| URL (optional): | http://www.cosmod.net |
| License (more info): | None |
Device Files
| Device File: | XY Send Nodes.amxd |
Comments
| thank you! i've been looking for a way to do 8 channel surround panning in ableton - with each send going to a different channel. this is just perfect!!! now just need to animate that x/y knob to make the audience sea sick... |
Posted on April 24 2012 by offthesky (report) |
| thanks for putting this great device out there. i made a patch with the vbapan but it glitches after a while. i was tired of using that. this works perfect! i use it with a lemur who controls the XY with the bouncing balls. great tool! i don't understand it got just 146 downloads? |
Posted on July 08 2012 by cityz3n (report) |
| Very good patch , thanks a lot. I'd like to rotate the sound, so I put a line ramp on the rotate knob. It works but too fast and if I change the line ramp it doesn't change the rotation speed... Can you help me? |
Posted on September 10 2012 by Krisloop (report) |
| OK, I've added a circle pan: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1286/xy-send-nodes-circlepan-amxd |
Posted on September 21 2012 by Krisloop (report) |
| You can also rotate the sound with a lfo.api (that's probably not the proper name mapped to the azymuth but then you've got to modulate the distance independantly. |
Posted on September 22 2012 by madlab (report) |
| @Krisloop : didn't open your device yet but you mention the rotate command. Modulating the azymuth, like I wrote in the previous post, seems better to me because, although this should give the same result sonically, because I don't want to lose perspective on the spatial setup of my speakers. |
Posted on September 22 2012 by madlab (report) |
| That's true Madlab, I found the solution with an LFO on X and Y. |
Posted on September 30 2012 by Krisloop (report) |
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