#1

i just found this patch, and am looking for help with a simple mod. at the moment you have to click a button to “fill” the sample buffer. once the buffer is full it stops. instead i would like it to write continuously with a variable control over feedback/overdub.

http://maxforlive.com/library/device/56/slider-ambience

here’s what the patch looks like:

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any tips?

#2

Key question: are you overdubbing before or after the pitch processing?

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#3

before. so i’m getting long, slowly decaying loops, but then 4 independent playbacks of that buffer.

#4

also open to solutions outside of this patch. it was just the closest thing i could find on the max for live site.

#5

Right, so you should be able to use karma~ then, which is a smashing-your-face-into-a-wall-saver when it comes to this kind of thing (thanks @Rodrigo). There’s a message to set the amount of signal that overdubs into the buffer while in record mode, those two things should get you what you want. Karma~ also has a great help file.

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#6

ah thanks that does look way more versatile.

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#7

just wanted to say thanks again - after only an hour of two of poking around the documentation i was able to build a waaaaaay more flexible multichannel system with karma~

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#8

Glad to hear! I unfortunately did not know about it when I started making overdubbing loopers, so I learned the hard way how useful it is. Gonna be interested in how the results of this experiment sound! Are you using your fader bank for control?

#9

sounds sooon! i’m i’m re-creating a processing system i made with the 301… so far so good :slight_smile:

faders, indeed.

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