Device Details
Device Overview
| Name/Version: | LOM.Navigator 1.8 |  |
| Author: | ShelLuser | |
| Description: | The LOM.Navigator will allow you to get all available properties and change their values as well calling any function from the Live Object Model (which is all part of the 'Live API'). Function parameters can be specified. This patch also gives you full access to the control surfaces scripts, but pay close attention to the instructions on how to use it. Keep in mind: This patch is licensed under the Apache v2.0 license. See inside the patch (or the URL mentioned) for more details. |
Device Details
| Downloads: | 710 |
| Tags | utility, other |
| Live Version Used: | 8.2.1 |
| Max Version Used: | 5.1.9 |
| Average Rating | -n/a- |
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| Device Type: | audio_device |
| URL (optional): | http://synthfan.info/downloads/m4l-patches/ |
| License (more info): | Attribution |
Device Files
| Device File: | LOM.Navigator.amxd |
Comments
| Yeeehaw, it worked ;-) |
Posted on October 24 2010 by ShelLuser (report) |
| Ooo, I´d really like to see a demo of this one. It´s possible to edit control surfaces? Really interesting! |
Posted on October 24 2010 by mingus (report) |
| No doubt it would be great to see some videos of some of the things you intend on doing with this. I'm very intrigued by it, clueless at the same time. I'm mean I have some speculations, but I would really like to understand the control surface part better. Or anything for that matter. I feel like I just need to "see" what YOU do with it and why. |
Posted on October 24 2010 by JuanSOLO (report) |
| Hi gang, @mingus: Yes, its possible to edit control surfaces as well. The full archive (see url) also comes with a readme file which explains the basics and functionality. But in short it allows for control over properties and functions in any class it can reach (so including components which come with the control surfaces (components & controls). @JuanSOLO: Hmm, I'm not so much of a video guy myself (don't have the software for that either) but I guess I could devote a blog post on this critter. Do keep in mind that my main usage here is study; both expanding my M4L expertise as well as the stuff you can do with it. The part which I like best is when this navigator can actually display inconsistencies in the LOM as setup by Ableton & C'74. |
Posted on October 24 2010 by ShelLuser (report) |
| Well, it took me a while but as promised I've wrote up a blog post about both the theory behind the Live Object Model as well as some more in depth explanation on how to use the LOM.Navigator. See: http://blog.synthfan.info/2011/04/11/m4l-diving-into-the-live-object-model.aspx |
Posted on April 11 2011 by ShelLuser (report) |
| Hey Dude, Im struggling a bit here, Im trying to access a chain in a drumrack to access the parameters on the device inside that chain and even though i have studied your writings here unless im doing something completely wring it is not working,,, I even stuck you LOW navigator after the rack but even going through the steps it doesent seem to be picking up the chain even though one is there? Any Ideas? thanks XG |
Posted on November 16 2011 by 10Guitars (report) |
| sorry about typos! |
Posted on November 16 2011 by 10Guitars (report) |
| It took me too long but I finally came up with a tutorial which explains how to navigate / access the Live Object Model itself and also explains how to use the navigator, see this link: http://synthfan.info/lom-navigator-tutorial/ |
Posted on July 22 2012 by ShelLuser (report) |
| can't thank you enough. this will perfectly facilitate my script writing :) thanks for the time you have put in to this wonderful patch. |
Posted on September 01 2012 by Emerah (report) |
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