#2

You can do this with “Max Api CtrlEnvelope.amxd” controlling a reverb wet/dry mix.

#3

Thanks for your answer, mate! Unfortunately I don’t know a lot of all this… I’m just that ignorant user dude (please have mercy ;D). Can you guide me through this?

#4

Looked around for a pre-made tutorial and came up empty. Maybe I’ll have time to make one at some point.

#5

Would be very kind of you :slight_smile:

Isn’t it just a maxforlive file which i can download somewhere?

#6

It comes with Max For Live, you already have it, I’m guessing.

#7

well i’m on the latest version of live and have max for live and I even found some other reverbs (which don’t do the job either… 2 “Convolution Reverbs”), but found nothing related to “api” or “CtrlEnvelope” ;(

#8

also had a look at ableton’s website, but didn’t find anything

#9

If you can’t see this, then I apologize, I don’t remember where I got it.

#10

Looks like this

#11

Nope, unfortunately not… ;(
But! Maybe you can send it?! :smiley:

#12

Found it. It came from here:
https://www.ableton.com/en/packs/max-live-building-tools/

#13

G R E A T ! :slight_smile:
Thank You Very Much :heart:

#14

Sure thing. So to make this work, you’ll want to pick the right values in the Track, Device, and Parameter menus, so that you are modulating your reverb’s wet/dry level. Gotta admit, I’m a little fuzzy on what triggers the envelope here. (I haven’t actually built the thing you want, but if I had, I’d have written a better tutorial for you)

#15

Alright, I think I can figure it out :slight_smile:
Thank you once more for your help and maybe I’ll get back at you :wink:

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#16

put a reverb device on a return track -> open/close ‘send’ dial of selected audio track (?)

#17

hey @ithkaa, that was my first thought, too, but i’m working with re:mix and all those tracks (for the groups) are MIDI and somehow i can’t activate them…?? my second thought was to route the audio from the master via resampling to the return track. but that doesn’t seem to be possible either…

either it is very easy or it is very complicated, haha

#18

you can do this with re:mix. the group outs should be on audio tracks. (i don’t think it’s possible to put them on midi tracks) and the send toggle should open/close the send dials on those tracks.

first you need to assign send values for the row(s) u want the reverb applied to, (sends section in re:mix) then when u trigger the send toggle, the track sends will jump to those values. when u trigger the toggle again, your delay/reverb should fade out like u want.

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#19

Yay! Sorry I am not so familiar with re:mix. I’m glad there’s a simple method.

#20

Somehow I knew that it’s possible with re:mix, as well… :slight_smile:
Thanks!

But I still dont get it, @elquinto…

Can you post pictures how it should look like?
That’s how it looks like here

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reverb is turned on, laying on the first group-track

feel like I’m missing some real basic stuff…

#21

it looks like you don’t have any return tracks. create a return with reverb, then it should work.