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| Member since: | Nov 19 2009 |
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Devices by kodamapixel
| QuadPanner Version 1.1 | |
| twitterSpeak Version 0.1 |
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Comments by kodamapixel
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| Hi dblondin, thanks for the feedback and suggestions. My main computer is out of action for repairs at the moment, but I'll definitely see what I can come up with when it's up and running again. Can you describe what sort of crossfading behaviour would you like to see? Do you mean that you would prefer both front left and right speakers to be at full volume when panning is set in the middle (as opposed to a drop as soon as panning moves away from one of the corners)? |
Posted on July 25 2010 by kodamapixel (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
| Great to hear that it's working for you! If you have any bugs or suggestions for changes, I'd love to hear about them. |
Posted on July 13 2010 by kodamapixel (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
| Hi john. OSCulator will communicate well with this device, but it will probably require some changes in the patch so the values you're sending are meaningful. In OSCulator, change the parameter of your choice to 'OSC routing' in the Event Type drop down list and the Value to 'Default: localhost:12345' (you may need to set the port number by adding a localhost OSC Route in the Parameters menu. When I have a chance, I'll update the way this device recognises OSC, to make it easier to work with different signals. |
Posted on July 13 2010 by kodamapixel (report comment) (Goto Comment) |
Check the 'Max Api SendsXnodes' device in Audio Effects > Max Audio Effects > Tools > API - it's great!