wagoglin

Update: Did some more reading and got it fixed. Thanks for the help! Version 1.2 is uploaded above along with the patch notes :)

Not sure what to say, I've looked through the Max file and don't know how it would affect the ModWheel, but my knowledge of Max and device parameters like ModWheel is limited. Are you maybe mapping the MIDI control that the ModWheel uses to UST?

Has anyone else had this issue?

Can you give me any more info on the problem? I'm unfamiliar with the mod wheel. Thanks!

Thanks so much for the feedback! I'm glad someone else is finding this useful. I just updated the device to version 1.1 which should have fixed both of the issues you detailed in the above comments. Everything is working on my end, please let me know if these fixes worked for you too! :)

Hey I noticed in the code for this all of your send/receive variables were defined globally which prevented multiple instances of this plugin from working independently inside of the same Live set. It was a really easy fix as all I had to do was put three hyphens before each variable call in the blue object boxes.

If you'd like me to send you this version to re upload with I'd be happy to, I can also upload it on my own account if not.

Hey I just got this device as well and would love for it to be compatible with the frequency shifter as stated above! Thanks for designing this plugin, its been something I've been looking for for a long time!

If possible, could you add a mode where it repeats the same frequency ranges of a single octave no matter what octave the input key is from? This would be for useful with plugins/effects whose freq. ranges are very small or for mapping each note cyclically to non-frequency related parameters.
Basically inputting any C1, C2, C3 will all yield the same frequency outputs and so on.

I also would like to say it works on my copy of Live 9 if anyone else is wondering! The UI is a little off but it works fine!

Thanks again!

- John