Durp durp. Double click on the midi track with Atmosphere in it. Then you know where you can click to turn the plug-in on/off or "edit" the plug-in (the little wrench icon). There's an arrow looking icon, that will expand the Atmopshere plug-in and show you ALL the parameters you can automate.

From there, find the Cut Off frequency, and assign it to your midi controller, or whatever. Do what you do.

Or you can can access it in the menu thingy.

Hope I'm not telling you stuff you already know.

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The problem is the arrow is missing lol
I cant seeem to find the parameters to choose..I know hat u mean but there isnt any

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Sounds like you're hosed then.

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Search for atmosphere midi cc list and you will find the appropriate controller numbers to send to the plugin to do automation.

Very easy. I never sent midi-cc commands with ableton though so I don't know how I'm supposed to do that.

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Have fun: http://www.spectrasonics.net/instru...atmos_midi.html
If that doesn't work and you mainly want to use cutoff/filter, then just place your own one behind atmosphere and automate that.

- farris

Wow I feel like a tard. Duh MIDI CC.

/me remembers how he used to do everything with CC and hardware synthesizers.


*sigh*

And MIDI CC is easy in Ableton. You make a midi clip, then enable envelopes (the little "E" button), then you select Midi Control, and tada! CC land is all yours!

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kool thnx everyone

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