Re: Idiron AV: Max4Live patches for Resolume
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 22:48
Hi
Firstly, thanks so much for developing this great way of operating resolume.
I do need some more advice tho' as I am receiving very slow response when using the fft to midi & osc patch.
How many parameters are folk managing to control and still get away with a trouble free OSC ?
Right now I have 3 controlled effects on one layer and one transport control on another and the OSC is very slow. I did some tests, thinking perhaps this is to do with me using only one laptop, so I used two separate laptops, one for each software and hooked them via ethernet - the outcome was still the same. I also checked the osc with udp recieve in a maxmsp patch and all the data was being read very smoothly so I can only assume it is getting stuck at resolume ?
I have also noticed that bundles has to be off to receive any signal at all and that dashboard link 3 for each layer doesnt pick up a signal even in maxmsp. I hope there is something I am missing here? as I really want this to work . .
Thanks
Firstly, thanks so much for developing this great way of operating resolume.
I do need some more advice tho' as I am receiving very slow response when using the fft to midi & osc patch.
How many parameters are folk managing to control and still get away with a trouble free OSC ?
Right now I have 3 controlled effects on one layer and one transport control on another and the OSC is very slow. I did some tests, thinking perhaps this is to do with me using only one laptop, so I used two separate laptops, one for each software and hooked them via ethernet - the outcome was still the same. I also checked the osc with udp recieve in a maxmsp patch and all the data was being read very smoothly so I can only assume it is getting stuck at resolume ?
I have also noticed that bundles has to be off to receive any signal at all and that dashboard link 3 for each layer doesnt pick up a signal even in maxmsp. I hope there is something I am missing here? as I really want this to work . .
Thanks