morg_127

Im about to start going through the max tutorials and

was ondering if there is a way i can use reaktor for

doing midi stiff (just using a simple keyboard)

instead of some hardware. I dont have any midi

compatible keyboards or instruments left and id really

I'm experimenting with the lcd object and would like

to try getting it to draw stuff in response to an

audio file (im thinking this will have to be via

amplitude) as oppose to my mouse providing the

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Im about to start going through the max tutorials and
was ondering if there is a way i can use reaktor for
doing midi stiff (just using a simple keyboard)
instead of some hardware. I dont have any midi
compatible keyboards or instruments left and id really
like to avoid buying one if possible..

I'm experimenting with the lcd object and would like
to try getting it to draw stuff in response to an
audio file (im thinking this will have to be via
amplitude) as oppose to my mouse providing the
commands

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You can use reaktor, using the udpsend and udpreceive objects.

However, there are plenty of ways to use midi (keyboard slider, note

slider, any slider really, notein, makenote, etc) with using a midi

keyboard. At the moment, I'm hard pressed to see why you'd control

Max from Reaktor... usually the other way around is better. If you

want to use Reaktor's Qwerty Midi, you should searce the list... lots

of examples of connecting the two programs... or do it in max. Good

About LCD, here's something really basic. Check out the help file and

the reference on LCD. Copy and paste this into an empty patcher.

> Im about to start going through the max tutorials and

> was ondering if there is a way i can use reaktor for

> doing midi stiff (just using a simple keyboard)

> instead of some hardware. I dont have any midi

> compatible keyboards or instruments left and id really

> I'm experimenting with the lcd object and would like

> to try getting it to draw stuff in response to an

> audio file (im thinking this will have to be via

> amplitude) as oppose to my mouse providing the

> any help would be much appreciated guys.

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You can use reaktor, using the udpsend and udpreceive objects.
However, there are plenty of ways to use midi (keyboard slider, note
slider, any slider really, notein, makenote, etc) with using a midi
keyboard.  At the moment, I'm hard pressed to see why you'd control
Max from Reaktor... usually the other way around is better.  If you
want to use Reaktor's Qwerty Midi, you should searce the list... lots
of examples of connecting the two programs... or do it in max.  Good
learning experience.

About LCD, here's something really basic.  Check out the help file and
the reference on LCD.  Copy and paste this into an empty patcher.

On 4/16/07, morgan quaintance  wrote:
> Hello there guys,
>
> Im about to start going through the max tutorials and
> was ondering if there is a way i can use reaktor for
> doing midi stiff (just using a simple keyboard)
> instead of some hardware. I dont have any midi
> compatible keyboards or instruments left and id really
> like to avoid buying one if possible..
>
> AND AN LCD OBJECT QUERY
>
> I'm experimenting with the lcd object and would like
> to try getting it to draw stuff in response to an
> audio file (im thinking this will have to be via
> amplitude) as oppose to my mouse providing the
> commands
>
> any help would be much appreciated guys.
>
> thanks, Morgan Quaintance
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? Someone out there knows the answer. Try it
> now.
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>


Actually Reaktor has a lot of nice sequencer interfaces that 

would be great for controlling max. No sense in rebuilding

it in Max if you already have something that does it.

Actually Reaktor has a lot of nice sequencer interfaces that 
would be great for controlling max. No sense in rebuilding
it in Max if you already have something that does it.


> Actually Reaktor has a lot of nice sequencer interfaces that

> would be great for controlling max. No sense in rebuilding

> it in Max if you already have something that does it.

On 4/16/07, Anthony Palomba  wrote:
>
> Actually Reaktor has a lot of nice sequencer interfaces that
> would be great for controlling max. No sense in rebuilding
> it in Max if you already have something that does it.
>
>
>


Yeah, i meant controling reaktor via max. I just

wanted to use a keyboard in max for the tutorials as

opposed to an external hardware keyboard that i dont

have. Im gonna give the udp send and recieve objects a

> You can use reaktor, using the udpsend and

> However, there are plenty of ways to use midi

> slider, any slider really, notein, makenote, etc)

> keyboard. At the moment, I'm hard pressed to see

> Max from Reaktor... usually the other way around is

> want to use Reaktor's Qwerty Midi, you should searce

> of examples of connecting the two programs... or do

> About LCD, here's something really basic. Check out

> the reference on LCD. Copy and paste this into an

> #P newex 141 116 69 196617 peakamp~ 10;

> #P newex 141 162 87 196617 scale 0. 1. 170 0;

> #P number 141 183 35 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 221 221 221 222

> #P message 141 202 206 196617 scrollrect 0 0 199 170

> > Im about to start going through the max tutorials

> > was ondering if there is a way i can use reaktor

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Yeah, i meant controling reaktor via max. I just
wanted to use a keyboard in max for the tutorials as
opposed to an external hardware keyboard that i dont
have. Im gonna give the udp send and recieve objects a
try today. 

> You can use reaktor, using the udpsend and
> udpreceive objects.
> However, there are plenty of ways to use midi
> (keyboard slider, note
> slider, any slider really, notein, makenote, etc)
> with using a midi
> keyboard.  At the moment, I'm hard pressed to see
> why you'd control
> Max from Reaktor... usually the other way around is
> better.  If you
> want to use Reaktor's Qwerty Midi, you should searce
> the list... lots
> of examples of connecting the two programs... or do
> it in max.  Good
> learning experience.
>
> About LCD, here's something really basic.  Check out
> the help file and
> the reference on LCD.  Copy and paste this into an
> empty patcher.
>
> Thanks,
> Keith
>
> #P user ezadc~ 141 71 185 104 0;
> #P window setfont "Sans Serif" 9.;
> #P window linecount 1;
> #P newex 141 139 50 196617 clip 0. 1.;
> #P newex 141 116 69 196617 peakamp~ 10;
> #P newex 141 162 87 196617 scale 0. 1. 170 0;
> #P number 141 183 35 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 221 221 221 222
> 222 222 0 0 0;
> #P message 141 202 206 196617 scrollrect 0 0 199 170
> -1 0 , lineto 127 $1;
> #P user lcd 141 223 200 170 1 1 0 0 0;
> #P connect 6 0 4 0;
> #P connect 4 0 5 0;
> #P connect 5 0 3 0;
> #P connect 3 0 2 0;
> #P connect 2 0 1 0;
> #P connect 1 0 0 0;
>
> On 4/16/07, morgan quaintance 
> wrote:
> > Hello there guys,
> >
> > Im about to start going through the max tutorials
> and
> > was ondering if there is a way i can use reaktor
> for
> > doing midi stiff (just using a simple keyboard)
> > instead of some hardware. I dont have any midi
> > compatible keyboards or instruments left and id
> really
> > like to avoid buying one if possible..
> >
> > AND AN LCD OBJECT QUERY
> >
> > I'm experimenting with the lcd object and would
> like
> > to try getting it to draw stuff in response to an
> > audio file (im thinking this will have to be via
> > amplitude) as oppose to my mouse providing the
> > commands
> >
> > any help would be much appreciated guys.
> >
> > thanks, Morgan Quaintance
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> > Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? Someone out there
> knows the answer. Try it
> > now.
> > http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/
> >
>

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