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I'm writing some externals in c++ using the min framework. I want to make an external to be used in a Max4Live patch. The external will take a prompt as input and generate a composition as a responce. The composition should be based on the name of the tracks in the live arrangement (this will tell the model which instruments to write for). Next the score for each track will be placed in midi clips on the relevant tracks. 

I cannot find the information about how to interface the LOM directly from an external ?

How to access the Live Object Model from external in c++ using min

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 I’m impressed by your project of creating an external in C++ using the min framework and Ableton Live.  I am working in 

 Technology and I can help you in. I don't know how you code from the beginning but according to your discussion problem, this code will help you.

The LOM is a hierarchical structure of Live objects representing the Live application and its components. 

You can access the LOM through the Live API, a set of classes, properties, and functions that allow you to interact with Live objects.

 The Live API is available in both Max and Live, but it has some differences and limitations depending on your Max version.

One way to access the LOM from an external in C++ using min is to use the LiveView class, which is a subclass of Application. View that provides methods and properties for rendering and manipulating Live objects in a custom view. You can use the LiveView::load method to load a LOM from a file or a stream, and then use the LiveView::render method to render it on a canvas. You can also use the LiveView::update method to update the LOM dynamically based on changes in Live objects.

Here is a possible code snippet that demonstrates how to use the LiveView class:

I hope this code snippet helps you access the LOM from an external in C++ using min.

This is not public. Just use js Live Api if you need a text based interface.