jazzpa

i simply want a max device to record new clips into the session view.

it can be perhaps by recording into buffer and then storing into a clip.

or by sending "set record_mode 1" to live.object or something similar.

i already can record into arrangement view, but i just need one track to record new clips. i think there must be a function to call the live.object like "fire" and "stop", but "record" doesn't work, as there is no clip so far.

i hope anybody can help me. perhaps you know, how to record with a monome? what do these guys send to live via max, or is that working completely differen?

hi there.
i simply want a max device to record new clips into the session view.
it can be perhaps by recording into buffer and then storing into a clip.
or by sending "set record_mode 1" to live.object or something similar.
 i already can record into arrangement view, but i just need one track to record new clips. i think there must be a function to call the live.object like "fire" and "stop", but "record" doesn't work, as there is no clip so far.
i hope anybody can help me. perhaps you know, how to record with a monome? what do these guys send to live via max, or is that working completely differen?


recording-new-clip-or-storing-buffer-into-clip

As far as I know its not possible to add or remove clips using M4L as of yet. Just look at the LOM and the available properties/functions you have with a single clipslot. You can check some of its properties (like being empty or an audio / midi clip) yet you can't change anything here.

Yes, you can fire clip slots that are in record mode with a live.object. Audio to be recorded would have to be routed to that clip slot's channel's input. As ShelL says, there's no way to move buffers directly from m4l to Live, or vice versa.

Yes, you can fire clip slots that are in record mode with a live.object.  Audio to be recorded would have to be routed to that clip slot's channel's input. As ShelL says, there's no way to move buffers directly from m4l to Live, or vice versa.


recording new clip or storing buffer into clip