LFO 2 Midi?

I think it would be very useful.

In Reaktor you can easily do this, there is an object (called A to E) that converts 'audio' to 'events' and in reaktor midi data is treated as an event. So all you have to do is hook up a an audio LFO generator and put it's output into an A to E, then take the output and send it to a Midi CC object. In the midi cc object you can assign to the cc #.

If you what you mean is using an LFO to generate something akin to an arpegiated midi melody, i'm not sure how to do this and make it sound melodic without putting the resulting midi through a scale filter. I think a lot of newer wonky and hip hop artists use LFOs to make super fast arpegios but i'm not sure what they are using, there are a lot of ways to get this effect even just making a regular speed melody and speeding it up 10x

different waveforms and different rates of sampling the waveform for notes will give you different types of scales. did something like that in bidule months ago but I forgot the details...

puredata!

that would be super easy. You could use midipipe or something to feed in the midi out from the sequencer, and have the LFO trigger with note on or something. Could also have it sync if ya wanted. The limit is your intellect. :D

I built a patch that has 5 adsr envelopes if you'd like it. :)

http://www.asseca.com/nicfit/cc_mod_ldev.html

also check out some of his other midi plugs. All of them are incredibly useful in a modular host.

  On 10/3/2009 at 9:56 PM, Bubba69 said:

http://www.asseca.com/nicfit/cc_mod_ldev.html

 

also check out some of his other midi plugs. All of them are incredibly useful in a modular host.

I actually found this one before posting this topic, however I found it a bit confusing & I also couldn't add another instrument to my live track, thus making it seemingly impossible to route it through an instrument.

max for live is going to open up so many doors

Is Max for Live out yet? I can't wait to get my hands on that shit.

http://www.ableton.com/extend

looks very impressive

no info on a release date, beyond "late 2009" and no pricing info yet either.

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I'm hoping if Max for Live catches on and people start using it a lot NI will team up with a DAW developer and integrate Reaktor into something like Cubase or Logic