Re: Mobius Baffling Phase 3

[Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>]

The mentioned "Per/Ricky method walk-through" may emanate from some
post where I explained how to route MIDI through different levels of
Live. But please note that I do not do that myself regarding Mobius! I
use the dirt simple direct routing method. I'm in Sim's team here.

There is one exception where I route MIDI for Mobius through the host.
That is when I run Mobius host synced in Logic and want to record both
my source audio and MIDI commands for Mobius. But this is not
something for stage activities, it is a pure studio method for
catching a live looping performance rather than its resulting audio
output. The point is to mock around with the performance. As a funny
matter of fact this is where Ableton Live started once upon a time,
long before it became the bloated DAW wannabe of today :-))  If you
hit "Record" in Live it doesn't record audio, it starts recording MIDI
and mixer actions, anything you change in the software audio playback
gets recorded. A perfect remix tool. You perform a remix of pre
recorded audio and then go back and edit the remix performance.

Per



On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 12:12 PM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> 
wrote:
> Phil Clevenger wrote:
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>> I did note in previous mail that a Note On/ Note Off pair has not worked
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>> me when passing MIDI thru Live to Echoloop VST, but that passing two>
>> Note On messages, both at 127 (not 127 and 0), is working very well.
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> Thanks for that Phil, you indeed said "both at 127" and I missed it.
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> I'm not sure that it *should* work though...forwarding to Matt.
> (of course, as it's needed for Ableton I guess this behaviour
> shouldn't be changed in Echoloop, though it's possible there's other
> bad consequences for responding to Note-On as if it were note-Off)
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> I have an email HOWTO for the Per/Ricky method.
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> I'm going to forward it to the list, but apologies if the HTML and
> screenshots don't format.
> ..and apologies to digest readers.
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> I can send it direct to anyone who wants it.
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> Note though, that most controllers will simply send a Note-Off.
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> Andy
> ps, this seems to confirm that Ableton is pretty much broken
> in terms of Midi routing.
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