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ALT-Synthdrum

The image of ALT-Synthdrum device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: May 2, 2020 / version 1.1.0)

Yet another simple monophonic drum synth. Yes, inspired by 1970's drum synths.

Sound Examples

Features

Punchy pseudo attack sound. ("ATTACK" dial is for volume, not attack rate)
Dynamic LFO and SWEEP generator.
Rectangle wave is made of simulated RC circuits. Also has additional saw wave for VCO and LFO.

Parameters

MODE: Switches between LINE mode and ADSR mode. (the name is came from Max objects; line~ and adsr~)
LINE mode has no latency from triggered to sound. ADSR mode has about 1 msec latency but no clicking sound when retriggered. (default: ADSR)
SENSE (Sensitivity): Adjusts the velocity sensitivity.
B.Tune (Beat Tune): Adjusts how much pitch to tune by note velocity. Specified by the number of octaves.
VCO (VCO Tuning): Adjusts the pitch finely.
OCTAVE (VCO Octave): Adjusts the octave of the sound.
WAVE (VCO Waveform): Switches VCO waveform.
ATTACK: Adjusts the volume of pseudo attack sound; NOT attack rate of ADSR.
SUSTAIN: Adjust the sustain time of the sound.
LFO (LFO Depth): Adjusts the depth of LFO.
FREQ. (LFO Frequency): Adjusts the rate of LFO.
WAVE (LFO Waveform): Switches LFO waveform.
SWEEP (SWEEP Depth): Adjusts sweep depth in octave.
DIRECTION (SWEEP Direction): Switches sweep direction from UP, DWN (down), and OFF.
OUTPUT (OUTPUT Level): Adjusts the output level.

Known issues

LINE mode occurs no delay, however, may sounds clip noise by retrigger.
Consumes CPU power anytime for each oscillator (both VCO and LFO) and envelope generators.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.1.0 (May 2, 2020)

UI color scheme is now based on Live theme/skin and improved visibility in dark themes...but wait, what's in the red LED??
Fixed an issue where playing a track with automation for mode (ADSR / LINE) button makes undo histories.
These changes do not alter automation settings. Live sets which include earlier versions are compatible.

A change in version 1.0.7 (March 2, 2020)

Corrected small uneven alignments of UI.

Changes in version 1.0.6 (March 2, 2019)

Reduced retrigger delay of adsr~ to 1 msec from 10 msec. Now the initial state is ADSR mode which became more reliable.
The previous version of device's mode in live sets and automation are not affected by this change of the initial state.
Removed some redundant processes and reduced idling CPU use by about 9% off. (1.47% to 1.34% on Core i5-4570 processor)
Removed the logic which was used to generate the rectangular wave sample but not used for the actual playback.
If you want to see the logic, you can download as another patch here.
Fixed an issue where changing SENSE is not reflected while playing.
Fixed an issue where changing OUTPUT, SENSE, and SUSTAIN while playing cause noise.
Fixed an issue where the sound was interrupted in the duration before the change if SUSTAIN was changed longer while sounding.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (February 23, 2019)

Special thanks to Mr. Tommy, the great predecessor who developed SDS2002.

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echo on noteoff

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Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: August 31, 2023 / version 2.0.1)

An experimental MIDI effect designed for notes in an arpeggio.
Put before built-in arpeggiator to acquire decaying effects in arpeggio notes!

Parameters

Delay mode (Sync/Free): Switches whether delay offset of echo notes to the song tempo or calibrate it in milliseconds.
Delay (free/sync): Adjusts the delay offset time to start echo notes.
Duration mode (Sync/Free): Switches whether the duration of echo notes to the song tempo or calibrate it in milliseconds.
Duration (free/sync): Adjusts the duration time to start echo notes.
Feedback: Adjusts the ratio for the velocity of feedback echo notes.
Velocity: Adjusts the ratio for the velocity of the first echo note from note off.
Reset: Stop and disable all notes. Pressing the button always makes an undo history of Live.
Auto Stop: With it on, the device work as the specialized mode for use with Arpeggiator.
Echo notes are always stopped by receiving new notes, and actual note offs and the start of echo notes are suspended until all playing notes were off.

Known issues

Due to some VSTi or MIDI instruments carry on the velocity of preceding continuous notes, echoes may not be decayed or new MIDI notes might sounds low.
Sometimes other pitch notes' velocity may be carried in mono mode.
Setting Delay time about 40 msec might resolve these issues.
Echo notes would delay a few milliseconds when playing over 30 notes at a time.

Release notes

Changes in version 2.0.1 (August 31, 2023)

Changed the bank name in Push to 'Main', following built-in devices.

Changes in version 2.0.0 (August 27, 2023)

BREAKING CHANGE: minimum requirements are now Live 11.1 / Max 8.2
For older versions, check the old releases on the URL below.
Tweaked UI.
Adapted to Push.

Changes in version 1.0.0 (June 27, 2020)

Introduces new "Auto Stop" button as much specialized mode for use with Arpeggiator.
When the button is on, actual note offs and the start of echoes are suspended until all actual playing notes were off, and echoes are stopped by receiving any new notes.
Fixed an issue when echoes would not be stopped by receiving the same notes and new notes would not play correctly.
The internal note on velocity values are now calculated in float to prevent repeating echo notes endlessly.

Changes in version 0.71 (April 8, 2020)

UI color scheme is now based on Live theme/skin and improved visibility in dark themes.
Reset button is now available for automation and MIDI mapping. As a side effect, pressing Reset button always makes an undo history.

Changes in version 0.50 (October 14, 2019)

Redefined the automation order. (Automapping Index)
Due to this change, Live sets which include the previous version are not compatible.
Delay time in Sync mode is now able to set no delay. (0)
The default of Delay time is now Sync mode and no delay.

Version 0.30 : the first release (July 1, 2019)

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bouncing notes

The image of bouncing notes device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: August 31, 2023 / version 1.2.2)

*** This is not an official device. If you were looking for that, please visit https://www.ableton.com/packs/. ***

While note on, generates repeating notes like bouncing table-tennis ball with dynamic display animation.
Simulates bounces from the levitation-ish on the Moon to fierce conditions of 60G.
And available in polyphonic and inverse mode!

Parameters

Gravity: Represents the gravity; how fast the velocity of balls decreases.
Velocity: The initial velocity of balls. 20 means to set 100*20m/msec. 100 means 2m/sec.
Rebound: Represents the coefficient of restitution. It's often written 'e'. As increasing Rebound, the velocity of echo notes decreases slower.
Vel D/W: Represents Velocity Dry/Wet ratio as known as velocity sensitivity.
Duration: Adjusts the ratio between the duration time of echo notes and bounces.
Minimum: The minimum bouncing time. It depends on 'HOLD' switch the behavior at the duration between bounces reached Minimum.
HOLD: When enabled, bouncing notes continue after the duration of bounces reached 'Minimum' time.
When disabled, bounces end at duration time of bounces reached 'Minimum' time.
DISP: Enable or disable the dynamic display animation.
Inverse: When enabled, the bounces are inverted; the duration of notes increases.
TIP: When inverse mode, you can start bounces from shorter duration by setting 'Velocity' to a small number (2-3).

Known issues

While notes playing, changing some parameters does not effect until the next bound, not in real-time.
It is necessary to change most of the patch code (the way to manage by CPU time such as Note Echo in Max for Live Essentials) for correcting this issue,
however, no one might want to manipulate gravity in real-time.
Playing many notes at a time causes some CPU usage. (might be caused by the instruments after this device)
Disabling DISP switch may reduce CPU usage.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.2.2 (August 31, 2023)

Changed the bank name in Push to 'Main', following built-in devices.

Changes in version 1.2.1 (August 27, 2023)

Fixed an issue when no parameter was shown in Push.
In this change, lower versions of Max may show a warning but the device works.

Changes in version 1.2.0 (April 8, 2022)

Refined graphic rendering method migrated from lcd to jsui object. This allows features below.
The balls have better color schemes for conditions in user Lives themes or adjusted brightness.
When the inverse mode, the balls go in the opposite direction.
When the balls reached outside of the display, they appear from another side to keep visible.
Less CPU usage and more accuracy when lots of poly notes.
Fixed an issue when internal velocity may go far below 1 and it needs much time to recover velocity after the inverse mode was enabled.

Changes in version 1.1.0 (February 23, 2021)

Added the inverted bouncing feature at last! The bouncing is inverted when Inv. button is on.
Each time pressing Inv. button makes undo histories. So it is recommended to automate Inv. button when it is toggled repeatedly.
Added Velocity parameter to adjust the initial velocity (of balls).
Setting the Velocity value low works effectively with the inverted mode.
Also adjusted the UI including other parameter's font.
Changed he initial value of Minimum to 50msec from 100msec.
These changes do not affect Live sets which use the device of previous versions.
Changed notation method of the version to semantic versioning.

Changes in version 1.04 (March 23, 2020)

Fixed the display problem in Max 8 by changing HOLD and DISP button to default display mode from label display mode.
Reduced CPU usage when parameters are automated by "defer automation output" option.
Refined the animation logic so that draws accurately when changing parameters and slightly reduced overall CPU usage.

Version 1.00: the first release (March 21, 2020)

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PitchW curve

The image of PitchW curve device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: August 31, 2021 / version 1.3.2)

A simple MIDI effect which generates pitch bend message curves with note on.
Suitable for bending down synth percussion sounds in drum rack.
Based on the device "PitchW ADSR" by LAEX with additional features below.

Adjustable pitch bend range in 14bit-precise values (-8192 to 8191)
Can adjust delay time to start pitch bend curve from note on.
The pitch bend curve can be linear, exponential, or logarithmic.
Dynamic visual display which represents pitch bend value and adjusts the range of the pitch bend curve.

Parameters

From: Adjusts the initial pitch bend value at note on.
To: Adjust the target value of the pitch bend curve.
Exp. (Exponent): Adjusts exponent value for pitch bend curve.
1.00: linear, over 1.00: exponential, below 1.00: logarithmic.
Delay mode: Switches the sustain time mode between beat synced and time-based.
Delay time: Adjusts delay time to start pitch bend curve from note on in note length or milliseconds.
Sustain mode: Switches the sustain time mode between beat synced and time-based.
Sustain time: Adjusts the duration of pitch bend curve in note length or milliseconds.
Legato: When enabled, the curve wouldn't start with note on while playing at least one note. Suitable for playing with poly notes.
Pitch Bend Monitor: Displays the range and the current value of pitch bend. Dragging bracket shapes changes the range.
Shift+drag can adjust finely. Cmd/ctrl+drag changes in 25 steps (+/- 12 steps and zero). 129 steps with shift+cmd/ctrl (+/- 64 steps and zero).

Precautions for use and known issues

Not available for up-down curves like ADSR. If you want to, please check the original.
The device ignores all incoming pitch bend messages.
The device outputs pitch bend messages every 1 msec.
If the time interval of messages is too short for such as hardware midi instruments,
you can adjust by the 'Interval' value.
With Shift+drag, You can adjust the range finely, however, the position of mouse pointer exceeds the display area of the device.
In Max 6, 'To' value seems '0' when the device was added to MIDI track. It works as -8192 as the pitch bend monitor shows.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.3.2 (August 31, 2023)

Adapted to display parameters in Push. In this change, lower versions of Max may show a warning but the device works.

Changes in version 1.3.1 (December 19, 2021)

Added "Legato" button for playing with poly notes. When enabled, the curve wouldn't start with note on while playing at least one note.
Dragging bracket shapes in the pitch bend monitor with cmd/ctrl changes in 25 steps (+/- 12 steps and zero). 129 steps with shift+cmd/ctrl (+/- 64 steps and zero).
Added LED indicator lit when received note on. (for space-holder)
Fixed a typo in Sustain value.

Changes in version 1.2.0 (October 30, 2021)

Now you can change the range of the pitch bend curve by dragging bracket shapes in the pitch bend monitor. Shift+drag can adjust finely.
Added "Interval" number box to adjust the interval of pitch bend MIDI messages.
Now pitch bend curve stops when the device was inactivated and does not continue after activation.
And some UI tweaks.
These changes do not affect Live sets using the previous version.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (May 27, 2020)

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Audio Frame Macro

The image of Audio Frame Macro device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: October 30, 2022 / version 1.3.3)

Audio effect device to modulate parameters in integer values and PAL/NTSC like interlace frame rates.
Deeply influenced by tracker software and chiptune plugins.

Features

Designed to modulate integer parameters such as semitone, octave and waveform types in instrument devices or plugins.
Also able to modulate float-value parameters by scaled values.
4 parameters can be mapped to individual modulations, which sync to the master clock of the device.
Able to receive MIDI notes to start from the first step again by routing MIDI channel. (only available since Live 11)

Parameters

ClockMode: Switches the clock rate in Hz or note-related.
ClockFrequency: Adjusts the clock frequency in Hz.
Actual speed is doubled to simulate interlaced frames. 29.97Hz: NTSC, 25Hz: PAL.
CLockRate: Adjusts the clock rate with note-related speed.
ParameterSelector (below Clock): Switches from 4 individual parameter macros.
Resync: When pressed, reset all current position of parameter macros to sync again.
Pressing the button always makes an undo history of Live.
TIP: Setting automation to Resync makes attack effect without MIDI input.

Loop Selector (above sliders): Adjusts the loop position.
Sliders: Adjust each modulation value per frame.
Values (below sliders): Indicate each modulation value. Able to adjust and be automated.
The value can exceed Input Range, but the actual modulation value does not.
Cycle / Step: Adjusts the number of cycles needed to proceed with each steps. Larger steps make slower progress.
Input Range: Adjusts the minimum/maximum value of each sliders.
Scale (S): When enabled, the device scales modulation value to the range of modulated parameters.
Suitable for parameters in float.
Fit: When pressed, fits the values of Input Range to the range of modulated parameter.
Suitable for parameters in integer. Available only when the parameter for modulation is mapped.
0-7F: When pressed, sets input range to [0, 127 (0x7F)].
Unavailable when the parameter without number is mapped. (on/off or enumerations)
+/-: When pressed, sets input range to [-64, 63]. Suitable for bipolar parameters such as pan.
Unavailable when the parameter without number is mapped. (on/off or enumerations)
Map: When pressed, activates mapping mode. You can click a mappable parameter in Live to select as the mapped parameter to modulate.
The mapped parameter name is displayed in right of Unmap button (x).
Unmap (x): When pressed, cancel the mapping of parameter.

Known issues

The clock rate does not affect completely perfect to the actual rate due to internal buffer of modulated devices and Live itself. (10 to 20+ samples in sampling rate = 44.1kHz)
Might not work as stepwise modulation for parameters such as output volumes which continuously vary in a few mill seconds by changing values.
Without scaling, the maximum absolute modulation value is 128. It seems enough but cannot modulate if the parameter's range is more than 128.
Please inform the author know if there is a device which has parameter value more than 128, especially built-in Live devices.
Resync button can be automated, however, pressing the button always makes undo histories as a side effect.
The values below sliders might exceed the input range, however, he actual values in modulation are limited by the input range.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.3.3 (October 30, 2022)

Fixed issues when the device does not display values of sliders properly in Live 10 / Max 8 or later.
The Scale Button is now labeled "Scale" instead of "S"
Changed the comment of version info in the patch this time.

In this update, Max console displays a version warning message in Max 8 below but works properly in Live 9.7.7 / Max 6.1.7 or later.

Changes in version 1.3.2 (January 10, 2022)

Fixed grammar mistakes in info view for text boxes.

Changes in version 1.3.1 (May 11, 2021)

Fixed an issue when sliders before the position of loop start look dark and inactive.
Fixed an issue when the values below sliders cannot display properly when the value is -100 or less.

Changes in version 1.3.0 (February 26, 2021)

Now able to route from 'MIDI To'. (only for Live 11.0 or later) The modulation restarts when the device receives note on like hitting the Resync button.
Fixed an issue when automation set to values might be cancelled by changing the loop position and slider values even those are different sliders from ones to automate.
Fixed an issue when mapping parameter might not work with certain conditions.
Changed the automation parameter list order. This change does not affect Live sets which use previous versions.

Changes in version 1.2.1 (December 13, 2020)

Added Live standard loop selector which can adjust start position of the loop. Loop start/end position is also able to be automated.
The values of sliders before the loop start position only work when hitting Resync button.
The phase of the master clock restarts by hitting Resync button thus the first frame modulates in proper duration.
~~Fixed an issue when automation set to values might be cancelled by changing the loop position and slider values even those are different sliders from ones to automate.~~
Not fixed in this version due to a mistake. So sorry for the inconvenience.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (Nov 8, 2020)

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MIDI Frame Macro

The image of MIDI Frame Macro device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: October 30, 2022 / version 1.3.3)

MIDI effect device to modulate parameters in integer values and PAL/NTSC like interlace frame rates.
Just a MIDI version of Audio Frame Macro.

Features

In addition to Audio Frame Macro, each modulation restarts in sync with note on.
The adjustable loop selector makes effects for attack and long notes.

Parameters

ClockMode: Switches the clock rate in Hz or note-related.
ClockFrequency: Adjusts the clock frequency in Hz.
Actual speed is doubled to simulate interlaced frames. 29.97Hz: NTSC, 25Hz: PAL.
CLockRate: Adjusts the clock rate with note-related speed.
ParameterSelector (below Clock): Switches from 4 individual parameter macros.

Loop Selector (above sliders): Adjusts the loop position.
Sliders: Adjust each modulation value per frame.
Values (below sliders): Indicate each modulation value. Able to adjust and be automated.
The value can exceed Input Range, but the actual modulation value does not.
Cycle / Step: Adjusts the number of cycles needed to proceed with each steps. Larger steps make slower progress.
Input Range: Adjusts the minimum/maximum value of each sliders.
Scale (S): When enabled, the device scales modulation value to the range of modulated parameters.
Suitable for parameters in float.
Fit: When pressed, fits the values of Input Range to the range of modulated parameter.
Suitable for parameters in integer. Available only when the parameter in number is mapped.
0-7F: When pressed, sets input range to [0, 127 (0x7F)]. Unavailable when the parameter without number is mapped. (on/off or enumerations)
+/-: When pressed, sets input range to [-64, 63]. Suitable for bipolar parameters such as pan.
Unavailable when the parameter without number is mapped. (on/off or enumerations)
Map: When pressed, activates mapping mode. You can click a mappable parameter in Live to select as the mapped parameter to modulate.
The mapped parameter name is displayed in right of Unmap button (x).
Unmap (x): When pressed, cancel the mapping of parameter.

Known issues

Sliders before the position of loop start look dark and inactive. Those are actually active with every note on.
Most instrument devices sound with a few milliseconds delay from note on to prevent clip noises. Thus first frames would be applied shorter.
It is effective that by increasing frames before loop start position or the value of Cycle/Step for clear attack effect.
The clock rate does not affect completely perfect to the actual rate due to internal buffer of modulated devices and Live itself.
Might not work as stepwise modulation for parameters which continuously varies in a few mill seconds.
Without scaling, the maximum absolute modulation value is 128. It seems enough but cannot modulate if the parameter's range is more than 128.
Please inform the author know if there is a device which has parameter value more than 128, especially built-in Live devices.
The value below of each slider cannot display properly when the value is -100 or less. It is not assumed to use with values under -64.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.3.3 (October 30, 2022)

Fixed issues when the device does not display values of sliders properly in Live 10 / Max 8 or later.
The Scale Button is now labeled "Scale" instead of "S"

In this update, Max console displays a version warning message in Max 8 below but works properly in Live 9.1.7 / Max 6.2.2 or later.

Changes in version 1.3.2 (January 10, 2022)

Fixed grammar mistakes in info view for text boxes.

Changes in version 1.3.1 (May 11, 2021)

Fixed an issue when sliders before the position of loop start look dark and inactive.
Fixed an issue when the values below sliders cannot display properly when the value is -100 or less.
The version number is adapted to AudioFrameMacro, the derived origin device.

Changes in version 1.0.2 (February 27, 2021)

Fixed an issue when mapping parameter might not work with certain conditions.

Changes in version 1.0.1 (December 13, 2020)

Fixed the issues when automation set to values might be cancelled and the modulation does not work properly by changing the loop position and slider values even those are different sliders from ones to automate.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (December 6, 2020)

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Audio ADSR

The image of Audio ADSR device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: December 3, 2024 / version 1.1.1)

A super simple ADSR enveloper for audio tracks.
Available for use only in Live 11.0.5/Max 8.1.11 or above versions.

Parameters

MIDI Input Type: Selects MIDI input type from MIDI tracks or external MIDI devices. Just like 'MIDI From' of MIDI tracks.
MIDI Input Channel: Selects MIDI Input Channel from selected input type above.
Available only when MIDI Input Type has selectable channels.
here: When pressed, MIDI Input will be routed to the track which the device belongs if the track is a MIDI track.
Attack: Adjusts the Attack time of the envelope.
Decay: Adjusts the Decay time of the envelope.
Sustain: Adjusts the Sustain volume of the envelope.
Release: Adjusts the Release time of the envelope, literally.
V. Sense: Adjusts the velocity sensitivity for the envelope's amplitude.
Curve: Adjust the Curvature of the envelope.
Dry/Wet: Adjust the ratio of processed sound and raw sound.
TIP: setting negative value produces like sidechain-compressed effect.
Legato: When enabled, the envelope wouldn't start with note on while playing at least one note.

Known issues

Undoing a series of changes for MIDI input type or channel may cause extra revert for pulldown lists.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.1.1 (December 3, 2024)

[BREAKING CHANGE] Fixed Sustain Level is not scaled properly.
Fixed changing ADSR parameters while note-on makes clip noise.

Changes in version 1.1.0 (April 23, 2022)

Added "Legato" button to enable the mode for poly notes.
Added "here" button routing to the track where the device belongs.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (August 7, 2021)

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MIDI Router

The image of MIDI Router device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: November 29, 2024 / version 1.2.0)

Routing MIDI I/O in audio tracks for audio effect devices or plugins which have MIDI input.
Available for use only in Live 11.0.5/Max 8.1.11 or above versions.

Parameters

MIDI Input Type: Selects MIDI input type from MIDI tracks or external MIDI devices. Just like 'MIDI From' of MIDI tracks.
MIDI Input Channel: Selects MIDI Input Channel from selected input type above.
Available only when MIDI Input Type has selectable channels.
Route Here button: When pressed, MIDI Input will be routed to the track which the device belongs if the track is a MIDI track.
Send: Switches if the device route MIDI messages via I/O. M4L devices send MIDI messages even if inactive (imagine normal effect devices in MIDI/audio chain), thus let the Send button off if you want to stop sending messages.
MIDI Output Type: Selects MIDI Output type from MIDI tracks or external MIDI devices. Just like 'MIDI To' of MIDI tracks.
MIDI Output Channel: Selects MIDI Output Channel or device from selected output type above.
Available only when MIDI Output Type has selectable channels or devices.

Known issues

Undoing a series of changes for MIDI input type or channel may cause extra revert for pulldown lists.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.2.0 (November 29, 2024)

Added `Route Here` button

Changes in version 1.1.0 (May 19, 2022)

Added "Send" button to switch if the device sends MIDI messages to the selected output.
Added LED indicators to monitor incoming/outgoing MIDI messages.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (August 7, 2021)

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Phototactic XY

The image of Phototactic XY device
Download at maxforlive.com (the last update: January 28, 2024 / version 1.0.1)

Typical but the most uncertain XY pad. Simulates a bug randomly flies being attracted by light.

Parameters

Mode: Switches the behavior of movements.
Step: Changes position at interval time.
Line: moves in a straight line and changes direction at interval time.
Curve: Accelerates to the randomized direction. In this mode, the width of movement is halved to suppress overrun by acceleration.
The image of automation in each mode
Map X / Map Y: Press and select a parameter to map by each coordinate. Press again to cancel mapping.
Fold (▶) / Unfold (▼) : Toggles to fold/unfold the advanced parameters.
X-Y Control:
Click or drag to move the circle as the attractor. (orange in default Live color themes)
Actual effect is represented by moving line. (blue in default Live color themes)
X Width: Represents the ratio of random line movements for X coordinate.
Y Width: Represents the ratio of random line movements for Y coordinate.
Link Width: Toggles to equal the X and Y width.
Interval: Represents the interval time of line movements.
Attract: Represents the ratio how the line movement is attracted by the attractor.
Position X/Y: Represents the X and Y coordinate of the attractor.

Release notes

Changes in version 1.0.1 (January 28, 2024)

Changed value names for Link Width (=) button from val1/val2 to On/Off.
Update Max version to 8.5.6. Okay to work with 8.3.1 or later.

Version 1.0.0 : the first release (October 19 2022)

Max for Live Devices

For M4L developers

ALT-Synthdrum

Sound Examples

Features

echo on noteoff

bouncing notes

PitchW curve

Audio Frame Macro

Features

MIDI Frame Macro

Features

Retro-nome

Audio ADSR

MIDI Router

Phototactic XY