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Beta 1.9.6 (198) is out:
What to Test:
Background clip support (ghost notes) are a really great addition, many thanks for adding it 😊👍
This app is getting stronger and stronger...my fav one at this moment! Thx
Wow! This is really developing fast!
It was a really good suggestion from you. This one has been in the queue for a couple of months already!
Can you share with us a small AUM project that replicates the problem so we can investigate? Thanks!
Looking forward to ghost notes, thanks for adding, it’s one feature that’s missing in lots of other apps.
Background clips are a very nice addition to Matrix! Looking forward to use it.
@sinosoidal thank you!
@sinosoidal I think it might be easier to show in a video. I also remembered what was happening slightly wrong. Firstly I couldn’t get a CC message to send at the place I put the node, I had to stack 2 nodes to do that.
Where I had the 2 nodes, I would get 3 CC messages sent on the first triggering of the clip, and only 2 on subsequent triggerings. Where I had only 1 node, I’d get 2 and 1 messages sent respectively, as it wouldn’t send anything at all where I’d drawn the node.
The video will show it...
(edited some the text to avoid confusion)
I think this is basically the same issue I’ve reported @sinosoidal
@gregsmith this is not related with your report.
@SimonSomeone LK is working as expected. When doing an automation, the red line and not the nodes represent the value. A node is a just a way of editing the line. Two nodes in the same y value, will not make any change to the automation value.
I‘d like to report a strange bug when using Volt AUv3 from Numerical Audio.
LK 1.9.6 (198), iOS 14.2, iPad 6, Volt 1.4.5 build 190
I have LK and Volt loaded in AUM. In the Midi routing I connect the AUM keyboard with LK, LK with Volt, I arm the track in LK. When I play a chord now then the notes are held as if the note off events were ignored. This also happens when the chord is played by an external keyboard and also if the chord was programmed in LK (not armed)
If I connect the Midi generator (keyboard or software) to Volt directly it does not happen. When playing fast notes (1/32) it does not happen. Only when there is even the slightest overlap of two notes from LK.
I could not reproduce the bug with several other synths.
So I’m well on the way to making a full song in LK now. Having never used ableton before I’m still getting my head round the clip launching thing.
There’s a couple of things that are puzzling me:
Can you trigger follow actions after a certain amount of loops eg. After 4 loops, move to next clip? I feel like I’m missing something around this?
I was expecting to have follow actions to move to next scene as well as next clip. Is this a thing in ableton?
None of these are available yet, but would be very welcome
@sinosoidal can you explain what is meant by ghost notes and background clips? I’m sure I’ll appreciate them once I know what they are
I was thinking a possible workaround is to make a dummy clip that triggers scene changes with a midi cc after a certain number of bars. That would do for now although would make follow actions a bit redundant.
Is there anything on the roadmap for ‘change scene on follow’ @sinosoidal ?
Also is there any chance of the shift menu for scenes and tracks also coming up after a long press like it does on clips? I think it would make things more nimble when constructing songs
Yes this would be most welcome you'd think scene follow actions would be in Ableton Live, but it isn't yet although it's been requested for years, but is finally coming in Live 11.
But there are workarounds and plugins which do it like that yeah.
Although in Ableton you can group clips and tracks and effectively have them work together as mini-scenes, something like this would be nice in LK too.
Thanks for the reply. I’ll post here if I get the scene switching working
I think I noticed that individual clips outside of scenes can't be triggered? Is this correct? In Ableton, can play clips independent of scenes. Unless, there was some user error.
You can play clips independent of the scene. You can tap on clips from different scenes to play them. But only one clip per track can play at any one time.
Might be a bug then. Not working for me on 13.6 @sinosoidal Follow actions work, but not pressing an individual clips outside a particular scene.
Snapshots may be a good go in 2021.... morphing etc.
Edit.. sorry, morph may be host related..
Can you do a screen recording and post?
Sincerely, I don't know what you mean. I have just tested with the latest version:
What it means is you can display the notes from a different pattern "behind" the active pattern you're working on. The notes on the background clip appear greyed out and you can't move them. This is super handy when creating new tracks. For instance, you might display a melody track in the background while building chords around them. There are lots of uses. I can't wait!
@sinosoidal Looks like it's iOS 13.6 specifically. I haven't updated my primary iPad yet, and it's not working there. I tried it on another iPad which still has 13.1 and it's fine.
So odd, but not a big problem though, I'll be upgrading my iOS soon, but surprised it's working on an older version.
Ok it works great! I had to use notes instead of cc’s as even a 0 value cc node would trigger the scene change.
So my setup for now is to have all my ‘loop’ clips setup as normal then an extra track set to channel 16 with longer dummy clips that contain more gradual automations and scene trigger notes.
It’s a slight faff to setup the midi routing especially as you can’t use the new parameter mapping trick in AUM, but it works fine for now.
Thanks @wim - plugging in now, no longer scared of ghosts.