Waldorf Pulse Editor [Max For Live]

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http://www.synnys.com/#/290/post/302/waldorf-pulse-editor-max-for-live

I decided to build an editor in Max For Live for the Waldorf Pulse.
It has the following features:

- Map every single parameter available in the Waldorf Pulse
- Option to randomize patches
- Option to randomize different parts of patches
- Send a ‘Controller Dump Request’ via sysex to retreive all controller data in the max for live device.
- Send a patch (with all controller data) to the pulse, when saved and loaded from within Ableton Live.

Due to the fact that Ableton Live, and therefore Max For Live, filters out all sysex data, i had to make a router.
It sends the sysex string for the “Controller Dump Request” via UDP (localhost port 7400) to a standalone Max/MSP device,
which then allows you to send the sysex to the appropriate MIDI Port.

Note that for the sysex string to work you should either set your Pulse to 'Device ID' = 126, or you should change the hexadecimal value in the string accordingly to you Device ID (which is currently set to 7E)

Download (Contains both the Max For Live device and the Max/MSP standalone sysex router)

Screenshot:

pulse_editor.png
 
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http://www.synnys.com/#/290/post/302/waldorf-pulse-editor-max-for-live

I decided to build an editor in Max For Live for the Waldorf Pulse.
It has the following features:

- Map every single parameter available in the Waldorf Pulse
- Option to randomize patches
- Option to randomize different parts of patches
- Send a ‘Controller Dump Request’ via sysex to retreive all controller data in the max for live device.
- Send a patch (with all controller data) to the pulse, when saved and loaded from within Ableton Live.

Due to the fact that Ableton Live, and therefore Max For Live, filters out all sysex data, i had to make a router.
It sends the sysex string for the “Controller Dump Request” via UDP (localhost port 7400) to a standalone Max/MSP device,
which then allows you to send the sysex to the appropriate MIDI Port.

Note that for the sysex string to work you should either set your Pulse to 'Device ID' = 126, or you should change the hexadecimal value in the string accordingly to you Device ID (which is currently set to 7E)

Download (Contains both the Max For Live device and the Max/MSP standalone sysex router)

Screenshot:

pulse_editor.png

Leuk!

Ik gebruik al een tijdje deze http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/929/pulse-editor met veel plezier.
 
Micro Q editor wel in geïnteresseerd. Pulse heb ik niet meer.

Wel raar dat M4L nog steeds geen sysyex aan kan. Staat schijnbaar ook niet in de planning.

Nou M4L kan het wel, maar ableton niet, die filtert dat eruit. En gezien alle midi in en uit in M4L verplicht via Ableton moet lopen werkt dat niet.

Maar als OSC pakketjes je sysex via UDP naar een standalone op de localhost sturen werkt verder prima.
 
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