max patch for timecode vinyls?
Hi,
Anyone made a max patch for interaction with timecode vinyls?
Cheers
Take a look a Ms. Pinky...
http://www.mspinky.com/WreckedSystem_Software.html
Not sure if anyone here has reversed engineered the
time encoding on the vinyl.
Actually, someone has:
Sweet!
Cool, is it indifferent if I buy Serato or Traktor timecode vinyl?
Can I also use timecode cds? (with pioneer cdj 500s)
Im planning to use 3 1210`s with an allen heath xone92, im not sure what kind of audio interface / digital converters to use for this yet.
Is there any thing else I should should take into consideration?
Cheers
Anyone actually use this patch in combination with timecode vinyls for dj gigs?
Please share your experience !
Cheers
only can say i've used ms pinky and it's great.
can't imagine this pd external being better than something that was designed specifically for max, but maybe someone else has experience with it.
please note too, you will have to build the pd external from the source code to create a max compatible external.
-rob
On 20 Oct 2008, at 01:12, Robert Ramirez wrote:
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> only can say i've used ms pinky and it's great.
>
> can't imagine this pd external being better than something that was
> designed specifically for max, but maybe someone else has
> experience with it.
my (limited) understanding of the matter is, that ms pinky uses a
different coding approach than say the serato/traktor line.
so, using serato vinyl together with ms pinky external or vice versa
won't work, i guess.
>
> please note too, you will have to build the pd external from the
> source code to create a max compatible external.
i've done that.
the original [vinylcontrol~] by niklas kluegel is for pd linux.
but he used flext to build it, so it was relatively easy to make a
mac version for pd and for maxmsp.
i haven't done any real testing yet, since i dont have any of these
vinyls, just a short recording of a serato timecode, to see whether
it runs at all.
if anyone wants to try these, please contact me off list.
vb
Will this work for Windows then?
Cheers
On 20 Oct 2008, at 17:53, marlon brando wrote:
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> Will this work for Windows then?
>
no, someone with a windows machine would have to do this.
vb
I've done work with Ms.Pinky and it works great. You can play Serato time-code into Ms.Pinky MPTCFS~ object but you get randomized results, Ms.Pinky listens to records and acts accordingly. Perhaps some people might like the random results of using Serato records, or any other tone for that matter, with Ms.Pinky. Also playing Ms.Pinky records into Serato makes audio files in Serato play in reverse...
You may already have seen this but if not it's worth a read for anyone playing with time-code.
Best
John
Im on Windows, but im not yet a Max expert.
Do I need serious skills for this?
Any Max expert out there who wants to help me port this patch to Windows, please?
Cheers
If your talking about the Max/PD object that is free and *nix only, yes you are going to need some programming chops to port it to Windows.
Also it is not a patch but a single object which interprets the timecode on the vinyl into data useful in Max/PD. What exact form that takes, I couldn't tell you.
So even if you do port this object to Windows you are going to have to program everything you want your patch to do around this object. So depending on what that is you may or may not need serious skills, but you *will* have to implement everything you want the patch to do yourself, so it may be a pretty involved project (whereas you can do the same with Ms Pinky but you can also use/hack their prebuilt patches). Sounds to me like you might be better off with Ms Pinky.
That said we have no idea what you want to do since you've never really stated your goal except to get timecode into Max...
Cheers,
j5
"That said we have no idea what you want to do since you've never really stated your goal except to get timecode into Max..."
First of all, I want to be able to beatmix like Stanton/Traktor, but as Imagination (and programming skills) is the only limitation in Max, I guess I will quicly come up with ideas that is not possible in the other standard dj packages.
I guess I want to do stuff like routing the dj mixer output through Max and use envelope followers and timers to detect beat cutting and do different kind of processing when it recognizes different kind of
beat cut patterns, and how fast i cut, like 16th and 32th cuts - when exceeding 8 32th cuts in a row - do some kind of comb filtering,
also maybe detect filtering from my dj mixer, so when i highpass, something is enabled in max etc,
also I think a lot of interesting stuff can be done when max detects abrupt pitch changes like backspins and stuff like this.
hello, i have been trying to download komika's time tunnel external but can't access their web page, keep getting this sign in box come up with the note 'To view this page, you must log in to area “Test” on komika.org:80.' can anyone explain this?
I'm having the same problem, i want to log in, i've looked everywhere, but couldn't find anything.
Help!
Hello!
I need to use Ms Pinky Vinyls but I can get them. (I live in Paris France) (Do anyone knows if Ms Pinky vinyls are still available? I've written to them and I don't get any answers).
QUestions.
Does anyone know if Ms Pinky Company still exist?
Does anyone know how to get those vinyls?
Do you know if tracktor control vinyl are coded exacly the same as Ms Pinky Vinyls?
Thanks!!
@SAK super late response cuz I just now read this thread but for anyone wondering, you can still buy ms pinky in the US, it works also with Traktor and Serato vinyl (Torq too if you can still find those records, I'm not sure)
I know from experience working on a vinyl based product that they are pretty similar. I forget whether it's closer to serato (which I think is based on a 1k tone) and traktor (which I believe to be a 2k tone to allow for better response at slow motion).