lewis lepton

benn messing with the very sexy lemur for padi, and was wanting to ask a simple question regarding the amount of patching for something very simple.

basically have a 16 step switches in the lemur, which then goes through osc to max and to a live.grid.

but the amount of patching i have to talk to the live.grid does seem a bit much, is there a way to shorten it.

even after four years of patching I'm still a little green

basically have a 16 step switches in the lemur, which then goes through osc to max and to a live.grid.
but the amount of patching i have to talk to the live.grid does seem a bit much, is there a way to shorten it.

is-there-a-way-to-bring-this-amount-of-patching-down

Yes, there is :) although a bit hard to test without the actual message but i think this'll do it.

coolio, worked a treat. thanks
yep... need to learn max more :)


FRid, your patch didn't work for me; trigger the message several times and you get different behaviour.

@lewis, this is what I do, it's about as simple as it gets, I think. I don't use the switch objects on the lemur all that much, so let me know: 

FRid, your patch didn't work for me;  trigger the message several times and you get different behaviour.

@lewis, this is what I do, it's about as simple as it gets, I think. I don't use the switch objects on the lemur all that much, so let me know: 


Yeah, i noticed but we can't spoil all the fun ofcourse :p Anyway Wetterberg's version is the way to go. Listfunnel slipped my mind there, nice one!

is there a way to bring this amount of patching down?