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Looking for an automation plugin .. (pg. 2)
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| Looney4Clooney |
| But you neef an update no? I cant find it on the forum or my profile |
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| cryophonik |
| Log into the forum, click on the LFOTool forum, first sticky at the top of the page. |
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| deadmau5 |
probably a bit late on this, but yeah, the LFO Tool plug we wrote was more or less written on our gripe from no internal modulation plugs or mods within ableton live.
alternatively, if they still even make it, "pluggo" was what i used to use... it was MSP based, and bulky in that respect, but the neat part about the Pluggo sweet was internal routing between the plugs in the bundle to crossmod whatever you wanted.
Pretty soon, i think were gunna see some new ports in the VST SDK that will allow for cross-plugin communication (hopefully at audiorate) as LFO tools LFO via MIDI isnt exactly audiorate... but . it works for most of what i need to do anyway. |
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| cryophonik |
| quote: | Originally posted by deadmau5
Pretty soon, i think were gunna see some new ports in the VST SDK that will allow for cross-plugin communication... |
That would be cool. Will it be implemented in VST2.X or VST3, or are we talking VST4? |
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| DJ RANN |
| quote: | Originally posted by deadmau5
probably a bit late on this, but yeah, the LFO Tool plug we wrote was more or less written on our gripe from no internal modulation plugs or mods within ableton live.
alternatively, if they still even make it, "pluggo" was what i used to use... it was MSP based, and bulky in that respect, but the neat part about the Pluggo sweet was internal routing between the plugs in the bundle to crossmod whatever you wanted.
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Yep, you can still get the pluggo tool and there's now a ton of others made by users (such as liveFO tool) which are a little less buggy.
| quote: | Originally posted by cryophonik
That would be cool. Will it be implemented in VST2.X or VST3, or are we talking VST4?
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Would probably be vst4 but god how I wish they would consolidate AU and VST to be backwards compatible and crossplatform :whip: |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| audiomulch is pretty impressive. There is another one for mac by that french developper although like everything french seems to be taking forever to get anywhere, They are still in beta mode for the last 2 years. I can't remember the name but that was kinda like audiomulch. I think they are all pretty much modular audio software but on a higher level of abstraction than max msp. |
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| dj_alfi |
| quote: | Originally posted by deadmau5
probably a bit late on this, |
A bit? 27 hours isn't a BIT late!! In these modern computer times 27 hours is MORE THAN A DECADE! Get your grip together man, you're gonna lose your spot as #1 live electroprogcheese artist if you don't STAY ON TOP OF THOSE FORUM POSTS, SON!!! |
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| cryophonik |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_alfi
...electroprogcheese... |
I believe that's what Deadmau5 eats for breakfast. |
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| meriter |
looks like LFO Tool explicitly doesn't do what I need it to do* in Logic because midi CC out only works in the VST version... doh
*EDIT: version 1.1 of lfotool can do it via IAC bus |
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| wayfinder |
it's all ing clunky because of the midi loopback
i wish Live had the same interoperability as Jeskola Buzz.. that's really the only thing i miss hardcore since switching
just plop an envelope follower, or an ADSR, or an LFO in there and operate any parameter in any machine with it. man Live needs that. |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| quote: | Originally posted by meriter
looks like LFO Tool explicitly doesn't do what I need it to do in Logic because midi CC out only works in the VST version... doh |
Send it to an iac bus, then route back to logic. The delay is not noticeable. I do find the cable guy plugins are more sample accurate. |
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