Great video, thanks for explaining how it works. I followed along, then bought the patch from your Gumroad, as time is of the essence and I need to get another device working :D. Thanks!
Thank you so much, the support goes a long way! Understanding how it works can come in layers as it did for me. I’m just happy that this has been helpful
I want to thank you before I try to implement this into a patch I started a few years back. This was my missing element. With any luck I will post my results. Cheers
All I wanted to do was send synth parameters as an OSC message from Ableton to Unreal Engine for live visuals... and here I am. Thank you SO DAMN MUCH for this. It's not *exactly* what I needed, but there's enough breadcrumbs here to keep me in the right direction. I love the internet.
Just wanna say I really appreciate this video dude. I was following your other map one, with the midi. That helped but this one is so much more effective. After doing this I immediately could make more complex m4Ls using the setup you explain.
I’m so happy to hear that, be sure to check out part 1.2 that I just uploaded. It contains some final adjustments/bug fixes to send you on the right path :)
@@tarpeianf648 if you have any requests for topics just let me know. I’ll be covering Live, TD and Max/M4L stuff. I want to make it easier for producers like me a couple years ago to transition into tech/visuals
Just so there is no confusion, I have discussed permission to share this at great lengths with the ones who have provided the knowledge to me initially and have also credited this individual many times over in the past. I also made my own modifications to it as well as done my best to understand how it works by analyzing everything. I saw a gap in the online sphere in regards to this knowledge on how to build a map button for max which is why I decided to make this video and sell the patch despite it not being completely original. You can either follow this video to build it yourself for free or purchase it for a small fee if you’d rather save some time. The goal is to fill in this gap online so more people can use map buttons and move on with their projects. If someone has a problem with me sharing this knowledge please message me so we can discuss
Max4Live is supposed to be the glue for Ableton devices-- can't believe how complicated it is to get a control signal out to another device. (Whereas getting a control signal in is as easy as adding a live.dial, which can receive a mapping out of the box.) This would have taken me about 20y to figure out from the manual-- thanks for sharing this!
No problem, happy to help! In this case I would agree, but in the grand scheme the positive side to the tradeoff of this steep learning curve is ultimately worthwhile. Keep patching!
great video, however i have no idea what is going on and want to get started with making my own music plugins and what not... any recommendations on where to start from 0?
I assume you are already familiar with music production. If that's the case you might have a harder time finding content the guides you gently as a beginner. That said I would check out 'The Audio Programmer' on youtube for learning about making audio plugins. For max specifically Maybe check out ned rush or federico federaros Amazing Max channel. I would just be open minded to taking it slow and starting small. Learn the basics and then try more advanced things. The reason I say this is because when it comes to programming, I find that its often more difficult to find the answer to a problem you are having. You'll more often find yourself finding clues by building off from various resources you find as well as some human innovation! Keep an open mind, stay patient and embrace the hunt for knowledge.
Thanks for the details, I will investigate this. Not exactly sure why that would be the case here but be sure to check the update to this video as well here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sb1AbHJp6iQ.html there are a few improvements made there
@@jack_lion Can confirm OP, everything worked as it should until I implemented your fix at the end, then the parameters no longer control the map. Map button still seems to map to an object however. Happy to share my file if it helps find a resolution :)
Would you know how to modify this mapping button without losing control of the mapping target? Such that the macro has an additive or subtractive effect?
Hey Pablo! I just tested this by copying and pasting my patch into a max midi effect and it seems to be working. Perhaps there is something else going wrong
