frank desben

I have a simple Max4Live-Device with a buffer in it.

It's named with a "#0" name, to create a new buffer for each patcher: [buffer~ #0-live-buffer 20000 2].

When I have two tracks and I record in one buffer, it also records in the other one, even though all sends and names use #0.

Is there another way you have to do this with M4L Devices?

Hi all,
I have a simple Max4Live-Device with a buffer in it.
It's named with a "#0" name, to create a new buffer for each patcher: [buffer~ #0-live-buffer 20000 2].
When I have two tracks and I record in one buffer, it also records in the other one, even though all sends and names use #0.
Is there another way you have to do this with M4L Devices?

buffers-in-max4live-device-with-multiple-instances

I don't think the #0 is what you want in M4L. try adding '---' to the front of the names of your sends/receives/buffers.

try ---nameOfBuffer and just so you can see, this is three dashes as in "-"

Buffers in Max4Live Device with Multiple Instances