Device Details
Device Overview
Name/Version: | uarp 1.2 | ![]() |
Author: | asb2m10 | |
Description: | uarp is a max for live step arpegiator/sequencer that splits playable notes based on a fixed value (called height) for each steps. This means that if you play more notes than the possible step values, each step will arpegiate within the sequencer. You can also play multiple steps at the same time when it is on the polyphonic mode. This arpegiator within the arpegiator effect is loosely based on the Oberheim OB 8 that limit the number of arpegiated notes to 8. The lower and upper notes will always be played, but you can't predict the middle ones that seems to be played in round-robin. |
Device Details
Downloads: | 1669 |
Tags | sequencer |
Live Version Used: | 9.0.5 |
Max Version Used: | 6.1.3 |
Date Added: | Nov 05 2012 23:04:39 |
Date Last Updated: | Aug 24 2013 22:25:34 |
Average Rating | -n/a- |
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Device Type: | midi_device |
URL (optional): | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcNND0uehF0 |
License (more info): | Attribution |
Device Files
Device File: | uarp.amxd |
Comments
I was just looking around to see if there was a Max4Live OB-8 editor. I wonder how difficult it would be to make one or mod and existing editor for it with no previous max knowledge |
Posted on January 24 2013 by MadeInMachines (report) |
It's giving me a javascript error, I'm not an expert on java, in line 230 it says : var toplay = v_pattern[v_pos]; if ( v_matrixmode == 0 ) { //print("v_pos: " + toplay + " // notes: " + v_arps[toplay].notes); play_note(v_arps[toplay].next()) return; Obviously var v_arps[toplay] is not defined (that's the error). May be just toplay? |
Posted on July 15 2022 by waterpartys (report) |
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