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Overview
| Name | Version: | gLeechFOs 1.0.1 |
| Author: | pp |
| Device Type: | Audio Effect |
| Description: | NEW UPDATE: 'gLeechFOs' version 1.0.1 + 'Leecher' version 0.9 - LFO utility device (gLeechFOs) and wavetable glitcher device (Leecher) based on Gregory Taylor's excellent 'LFO Tutorial' series; including Live parameter modulation mappings and OSC broadcasting and much more... - Deepest, humblest apologies and THANKS to Gregory Taylor. - 4 LFO's + 1 sum of these LFO's == a LFO summing playground and 5 sample-accurate parameter modulations (selectable via menus) and 6 additional configurable OSC broadcasts of this data. All parts of the device can be fully deactivated / activated, conserving CPU and making it many devices in one. NOW INCLUDED: 40 preset slots save-recall, faster & more cpu efficient code, better documented, bugs fixed, and: - In the previously released version of gLeechFOs there was a sample glitching section built in. However, in this 1.0.1 update release this is separated off into a new device called Leecher. This is actually a development of the previous sample section and can be used on its own as well as downstream of a gLeechFOs instance with bespoke audio/data routings between the two. Leecher also includes (yet) another parameter modulation mapper based around a quirky quasi envelope following technique. Also with previous features included such as beat-synced recording, loop selections etc. - included in .zip file download: - gLeechFOs.amxd - frozen Max Audio Effect Device - Leecher.amxd - frozen Max Audio Effect Device - gLeechFOsLeecherUnit.adg - an Audio Effect Rack with the gLeechFOs and Leecher duo mapping already set up for you (see image) N.B. - ALL parameters etc are documented via Live's 'Info View', so take a look if you get stuck. Requirements - Live 8.2.2 / Max (M4L) 5.1.8 - will not work with earlier versions. P.S. - full compatibility with previous 0.9 version cannot be guaranteed. |
Details
| Live Version Used: | 8.2.2 |
| Max Version Used: | 5.1.8 |
| Date Added: | Mar 11 2010 20:27:38 |
| Date Last Updated: | May 16 2011 08:36:57 |
| Downloads: | 11856 |
| ⓘ License: | AttributionShareAlike |
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Files
| Device File: | gLeechFOs.zip |
Comments
hi wetterberg, thanks.
to be honest i think i agree with you about the sample glitcher part - overkill maybe in this device. i am thinking of ditching it all together for 'version 1'. (would anyone mind?). i will do some general updates soon and see how it goes.
i just uploaded another parameter modulator here: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=251 ... if anyone is interested.
to be honest i think i agree with you about the sample glitcher part - overkill maybe in this device. i am thinking of ditching it all together for 'version 1'. (would anyone mind?). i will do some general updates soon and see how it goes.
i just uploaded another parameter modulator here: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=251 ... if anyone is interested.
Posted on March 17 2010 by pp |
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wow, cool...
but my parameters bindings don't get saved... is it only me?
but my parameters bindings don't get saved... is it only me?
Posted on June 29 2010 by zlatko |
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hi zlatko. pp here. glad you like it.
when i released this device the parameter assignments DID get saved. however, since then Cycling74 released version 5.1.4 (which i guess is what you are using) which completely broke all pattr objects that reside in subpatchers / abstractions. apparently this will be fixed in the next incremental (5.1.5), but until then we are all screwed.
if you search the various forums this is confirmed. a real shame, but we just have to be patient. i will be updating this all very soon anyway.
when i released this device the parameter assignments DID get saved. however, since then Cycling74 released version 5.1.4 (which i guess is what you are using) which completely broke all pattr objects that reside in subpatchers / abstractions. apparently this will be fixed in the next incremental (5.1.5), but until then we are all screwed.
if you search the various forums this is confirmed. a real shame, but we just have to be patient. i will be updating this all very soon anyway.
Posted on July 01 2010 by pp |
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maybe you can already fix the problem with the updated objects downloadable here: http://cycling74.com/downloads/incremental/
there is a new pattr available updated at 0707.
there is a new pattr available updated at 0707.
Posted on August 14 2010 by sone |
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It's exactly what i wanted to make. Thx a lot.
Posted on January 22 2011 by eltnet |
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Is there any video tutorial on how to operate this wonderful device? Just downloaded, but have no idea as to how to get the most "glitchy" sounds out of it :-( Need a little help here, Thanks in advanced!
Posted on January 27 2011 by VampireAngel909 |
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hi all. pp here.
eltnet, thanks! give me more opinions ideas if you have them.
vampireangel and all: i have a better updated version of this on the go, using poly~s etc, and also separated the glitch part from the lfos part into separate devices, together in a simple rack. hopefully uploading soon, WITH documentation...
pp.
eltnet, thanks! give me more opinions ideas if you have them.
vampireangel and all: i have a better updated version of this on the go, using poly~s etc, and also separated the glitch part from the lfos part into separate devices, together in a simple rack. hopefully uploading soon, WITH documentation...
pp.
Posted on February 13 2011 by pp |
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hello again, pp here.
@everyone: May 2011 device updated to version 1.0.1, including all previously mentioned bugs fixed and many new features / more stable design.
let me know how you get on,
- pp .
@everyone: May 2011 device updated to version 1.0.1, including all previously mentioned bugs fixed and many new features / more stable design.
let me know how you get on,
- pp .
Posted on May 16 2011 by pp |
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I would strongly recommend splitting the LFOs away from the sample glitcher. I think that would also help make the interface more intuitive.
Great work, can't wait to play with this.