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Sorry guys, I never understood this discussion was about Mobius - thought it was just a question "if one can scramble in Max" and I didn't find a reason to chime in on that (since you can of course scramble because "ecerything is doable in max"). Regarding the "leading a Mobius loop into Max4Live in order to scramble it" I don't understand why you wouldn't simply scramble the loop in Mobius? There are four optional default algorithms for scrambling and you can easily make your own scrmable script. I use two home-rolled scr... oops, just rembered it's are called "Shuffle" in Mobius; they both combine reversing certain slices, reordering others while applying random processing to others. The creative point I like in using Mobius is that all such scripts that draw on quantized slicing works totally different if you change "the grid", meaning pushing the slider for "16ths per Cycle" a bit. So the same shuffle/scramble pedal works in all timing measures and you can seriously fuck up shit too if feeling glitchy for the day. Per On Sat, Dec 10, 2011 at 9:02 PM, todd reynolds <toddreyn@gmail.com> wrote: > In general, one can safely say that pretty much 'anything' is doable in > max, > including making coffee, lol. > > However, it most often involves some programming. > > What I was citing here was actually the ability to have a mobius track > going > to an audio track in Live and shuffling its buffer. Should that m4l > plugin > track be separate and in addition to the regular track, then, yes, all of > that would be possible, though it is not a 'one track solution' as it is > in the LP1 or edp. I'm so used to using several paths to get something > done > that in these hardware devices did happen on one track or loop, that I > tend > to only think in those solutions. So, to be clear, no you cannot > replicate > exactly the ways of the LP1 shuffle in its implementation, but yes, I can > see how one could replicate its sound or results this way, with a little > creative routing and thinking, thereby 'building it in' to your own > custom > looper. Let's get Per in on this one, he often has more thorough > responses > and ideas than do I. In fact, he might very well be doing this very > thing > already. > > T. > > On Sat, Dec 10, 2011 at 2:42 PM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> > wrote: >> >> Duplication of LP1 Shuffle in Max? >> >> >> Todd Reynolds wrote: >>> >>> In answer to that, yes, max for live can do that in spades, >> >> >> Apart from the basic shuffle >> the LP1 does, >> >> 1) lets' you keep Overdubbing, including with feedback turned down >> >> 2) does a quick fade between chunks to prevent clicks. >> >> 3) Lets you tap Record to determine loop length. >> >> ...dunnow if those are already available in Max...they >> could be of course. >> >> andy >> ...and of course we all hope soon that the LP1 Scramble will be >> Quantised >> > > > > -- > ==================================== > • The Best Classical Music of the Year, 2011 - Amazon.com > > • Outerborough, Todd Reynolds' solo double CD is now available wherever > music is sold. Here's a direct link to Amazon, however! > > > ======================== > http://toddreynolds.com > http://twitter.com/digifiddler > http://myspace.com/toddreynoldsmusic > http://blog.toddreynolds.com > http://facebook.com/toddreynolds > http://reverbnation.com/toddreynolds > > >