Hi,
Recently Ive been exploring how to use virtual modular synths to create expressive synths for the soundplane (and also the Eigenharp), these video show how to do create a synth using Max7, for use either standalone or with Ableton Live.
if you enjoy, let me know.. and I could cover some more advanced concepts (e.g voice muting, using with VpC midi)
Enjoy
Mark
Note: I show in the video how to connect using OSC T3D as this is my preferred method, and you can use my t3d output agent to connect to this… but you can easily adapt to voice per channel midi.
https://youtu.be/NRD2NHbWIfI?list=PL-kso3G9NXujlIey7dhlTp9-H_JHFfalH//cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
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Some words of encouragement… (I might get Oscillot some time soon; extends AB Live/M4L… How can I use your “magic potion”? )
Seems accomplished !! VpC to “those” that allows 😉
Notice not much commotion either here or on madronalabs forums (max forums?)
Is VpC like caviar? Or water on a hot summer day?
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not much happens on ML forums, ever 🙂
Oscillot, its simple enough, just drop the Soundplane object into the Oscillot folder, and another M4L object Ive developed into the same track, and your done.
The thing to be aware of, is all these things take a bit of a time investment and there are few ‘preset/patches’ to use, so can take a bit of getting in to. (Ive had these things for months, and only now getting back into them)
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Neat! Did you go a similar T3D route in Reaktor or did you use MIDI there?
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Ive done both in Reaktor…
Mark Smart created something for the continuum for midi, and I then created something very similar for OSC/T3D.
I generally prefer OSC/T3D, as its higher precision than 7 bit midi (which most use), and its easer to code (as you get the whole message in one packet).
… and today, Ive just learnt a new trick which I think will improve my t3d implementations further 🙂
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