Lennart Schneider

I made some M4L Patches to use the Headtracking device "EdTracker" as boost for any instrument making it possible to map the 3-axis-movements of the instrument to parameters in Ableton.

As I really appreciate this forum, giving tips, help and problem solving without paying, I would like to share the patches with everyone who is interested in it :)

See the embodied example-performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GzKkJCwdT4

If you want to build this on your own you just need the EdTracker ( http://www.edtracker.org.uk/ ) and Ableton Live 10.

A tutorial on how to use the patches can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlzO7t5qbZo

If you are interested in it, or have any questions just write me :)

Hey everyone,
I made some M4L Patches to use the Headtracking device "EdTracker" as boost for any instrument making it possible to map the 3-axis-movements of the instrument to parameters in Ableton. 


See the embodied example-performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GzKkJCwdT4

A tutorial on how to use the patches can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlzO7t5qbZo

If you are interested in it, or have any questions just write me :)


Hey everyone,
I made some M4L Patches to use the Headtracking device "EdTracker" as boost for any instrument making it possible to map the 3

3d-controller-instrument-built-with-max4live-and-the-edtracker-device

EdTrack4Live_MovementMapper-triple.amxd

EdTrack4Live_Random-Midi-Note-Trigger.amxd

EdTrack4Live_Receiver.amxd

I am not sure, if I saved/compiled the patches in a way you can use them, so please tell me if it is not working right.

3D-Controller-Instrument built with Max4Live and the EdTracker device