Update to v2.2 (21.5.2013):

-the slider was still broken (scaling problem) so I fixed it again

Update to v2.1 (20.5.2013):

-fixed a bug where the slider would be set incorrectly

Update to v2.0 (20.5.2013):

-added additional modulation rates
-added a slider to adjust min/max range of modulation

Description:

-can randomly modulate any device parameter
-randomness can be limited by reducing the maximum size of steps between values (% of total modulation range)
-rate of modulation can be set (synced to bpm)

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1683/pseudo-random

So it started with this sites founder, Synnack posting….

http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1680/clip-loop-monitor

Then Kevin Kripper ppgraded things with this….

http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1686/clip-loop-monitor

Then we’ve added the ability to follow the clip launch rectangle of the APC40 so that the floating display shows the clips that you currently have in focus of the redbox on the screen…

Join in, where can we take this one??

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1687/isotonik-clip-loop-monitor

This is a mod of “Clip Loop Monitor” by user Synnack (www.synnack.com) on www.maxforlive.com, currently hosted at http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1680/clip-loop-monitor

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What I’ve modified:

- Converted into an audio device so you can drag it to the Master Track or any other Audio Track.
- Not only displays the name of the track but also the name of the clip.
- Each bar has the same color as the clip is representing
- No need to refresh when adding a track or changing a clip, etc. It automatically refresh everything (track clip name, clip color, track position).
- Added one more track, so now you can visualise the clips of 8 tracks per device.

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Usage:

1. Add the device to any Audio Track.
2. Select which tracks you want to monitor. If you don’t it will default to tracks 1 – 7 which should be fine for most people’s live shows.
3. Play some clips and see it shows you their status. Enjoy.

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1686/clip-loop-monitor

Update to v2.1 (20.5.2013):

-fixed a bug where the slider would be set incorrectly

Update to v2.0 (20.5.2013):

-added additional modulation rates
-added a slider to adjust min/max range of modulation

Description:

-can randomly modulate any device parameter
-randomness can be limited by reducing the maximum size of steps between values (% of total modulation range)
-rate of modulation can be set (synced to bpm)

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1683/pseudo-random

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Name/Version:
FMizer 1.0

Author:
basthild
 
Description:
FM synthesizer. Adapted from Andrew Benson’s patch “FM_SOUND”.
 

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Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1684/fmizer

-can randomly modulate any parameter
-randomness can be limited by reducing the maximum size of steps between values (% of total modulation range)
-rate of modulation can be set (synced to bpm)

Update to v2.0 (20.5.2013):

-added additional modulation rates
-added a slider to adjust min/max range of modulation

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1683/pseudo-random

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Name/Version:
Compulsive Switcher I 1.0

Author:
mauriziogiri
 
Description:
The Compulsive Switcher I is a Max for Live device wich switches the incoming audio on and off, periodically. Each segment is filtered and panned and, since the switching happens at audio rate it can create some interesting effects.
See a video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9EL0SFK_BE
 

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Live Version Used:
8.3.4
Max Version Used:
5.1.9
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Name/Version:
pseudo random 1.0

Author:
professurreal
 
Description:
-can randomly modulate any parameter
-randomness can be limited by reducing the maximum size of steps between values (% of total modulation range)
-rate of modulation can be set (synced to bpm)

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Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1683/pseudo-random

NOTE: Click here http://www.mediafire.com/?1nqo6sc2yc4ygoy for the extra files needed to run the device.

The Espeak Filter Program device is a Max4live audio effect for sequencing a bandpass filter bank with phonetic data. The term phoneme comes from linguistics and represents a unit of meaning within the sound system of a language. The plugin device concept that corresponds to this definition is the Filter Program, which represents a sequence of filter presets labelled phonemes. The Program Editor screen has controls to facilitate sequencing filter presets. The Phoneme Editor screen has a frequency, height bandwidth table as well as controls for performing data manipulation from within the device.

SETUP
1. copy the Espeak Filter Program.amxd device file to your Live library/Presets/Audio Effects/Max Audio Effect folder
2. copy scriptTool.jar to Max 5.0Cycling ’74javalib
3. copy the espeakdb file to the Max folder

IMPORTANT TIPS
The Phoneme Editor formant table has to have 7 rows. The filter banks on each channel are fixed at 7 filters at this time. Some filters will retain frequency, amplitude Q state if there are less than 7 rows in a formant table.
Instances of this device will cache all information about presets the first time it is loaded into a session and when the RESET button is clicked. Click the RESET button on the plug-in after changes are made in the Phoneme Editor or the Program Editor.

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1682/max4live-phonetic-filter-sequencing-support

This device gives you a big floating window showing the play position of the currently playing clips in the first 7 tracks in your set. (or 7 tracks that you specify)

When I’m on stage, I find myself squinting at session view trying to watch the little loop status circles for each currently playing clip. When the longest clip I have playing ends, it’s usually time to play a different clip or scene. Some clips loop over and over in a scene of course, but the longest playing clip in a scene is usually the full length of the scene for me. I got tired of bending over squinting to see this visual reference, so I made this Max for Live device that gives you a big floating window showing the current play position of whatever clip is playing in your choice of 7 tracks.

With this device, I find i no longer have to bend over and squint at the screen on stage. I can jump around and have fun and at a glance, look at my laptop screen and see when the current scene is going to end and when to be ready to fire the next.

I only use 7 tracks of clips in my live show, plus a bunch of tracks hosting things I play live so there is only 7 clips supported in this device. But with a little tweaking you could easily add support for more.

As creator of maxforlive.com I often do lectures on Max for Live and every time I show this device, many people ask me for it. So here you go!

1. Add the device to any MIDI track
2. Select which tracks you want to monitor. If you don’t it will default to tracks 1 – 7 which should be fine for most people’s live shows.
3. Hit float if you don’t already see the floating window.
4. Play some clips and see it shows you their status. Enjoy.

Version 1.1: Added “Refresh” feature. Hit this button whenever you add new tracks, or delete tracks, or rename tracks to update the device.

Article source: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1680/clip-loop-monitor