Thanks you, ❤ very happy i was passing by the bindto and the control of an attribute 😅. Definitly all the patterstorage, dict, and thispatcher, are very massive to understand and learn. Inside Live another story, it take me a lot of time to understand and make it work in the way i want. And snapshot is like another stranger. So yes, nice to see this vidéo this morning ❤
Thank you for the tutorial! Just one detail, you don't really need to use recall message to pattrstorage, connecting directly a number box or a float for interpolation does the same without the message, I think. Cheers!
Very good tutorial. Thanks, Andrew. Is it possible to bind to secondary attributes? So with "bgcolor" can "opacity" be bound to, and what syntax would apply? Regards, Mikey
Nice introduction to this subject. Can Pattr be used to define an ordered ‘Parameters List’ of a Max-For-Live device? (controllable via midi controller in Ableton, for instance, Bank 1 Parameters 1-8, Bank 2 Parameters 1-8, which is how Live seems to order things)? I have some M4L devices that don’t have midi controllable parameters (although the names show up in Ableton MIDI clips & therefore are available to draw parameter-automations in the clips).
Yes although a few additional steps are required. You will need an autopattr object as well and you will need to set parameter mode enable 1 in the inspector of the vst
@@AndrewRobinson26 would it be possible to make a vid about this, having some issues with he autopatrr and I think it could be really interesting to see you vision on morphing presets for a vst
You talk too fast and dont talk about why you are showing us things or why you are making decisions. Pretty easy to understand what something is, but much harder to know why it exists.
Preset is a simple ui friendly version of the pattrstorage system. Preset is good if you only need to save the current state of objects but the pattrstorage system gives you a ton more flexibility with storing and recalling allowing you to create more complex systems if you need to.
Thanks you, ❤ very happy i was passing by the bindto and the control of an attribute 😅. Definitly all the patterstorage, dict, and thispatcher, are very massive to understand and learn. Inside Live another story, it take me a lot of time to understand and make it work in the way i want. And snapshot is like another stranger. So yes, nice to see this vidéo this morning ❤
Thank you for the tutorial! Just one detail, you don't really need to use recall message to pattrstorage, connecting directly a number box or a float for interpolation does the same without the message, I think. Cheers!
Absolutely brilliant, great presentation and super useful ideas!
Extremely helpful! Thanks.
needed this thankyou!!
Keep going! Your explanations are helpful.
Very good tutorial. Thanks, Andrew.
Is it possible to bind to secondary attributes? So with "bgcolor" can "opacity" be bound to, and what syntax would apply?
Regards,
Mikey
Great video, please a part 2
Nice introduction to this subject.
Can Pattr be used to define an ordered ‘Parameters List’ of a Max-For-Live device? (controllable via midi controller in Ableton, for instance, Bank 1 Parameters 1-8, Bank 2 Parameters 1-8, which is how Live seems to order things)?
I have some M4L devices that don’t have midi controllable parameters (although the names show up in Ableton MIDI clips & therefore are available to draw parameter-automations in the clips).
I would like a part 2!
how can i get pattr to bind to an object outside of a bpatcher?
can this be done with the sliders of the VST plugo?
Yes although a few additional steps are required. You will need an autopattr object as well and you will need to set parameter mode enable 1 in the inspector of the vst
@@AndrewRobinson26 would it be possible to make a vid about this, having some issues with he autopatrr and I think it could be really interesting to see you vision on morphing presets for a vst
Mor e plzzz
You talk too fast and dont talk about why you are showing us things or why you are making decisions. Pretty easy to understand what something is, but much harder to know why it exists.
Why can't Max just save the last values used in all parameters instead of relying on an object?
what's the difference between this and the `preset` object?
Preset is a simple ui friendly version of the pattrstorage system. Preset is good if you only need to save the current state of objects but the pattrstorage system gives you a ton more flexibility with storing and recalling allowing you to create more complex systems if you need to.