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Note: only compatible with Ableton Live 11.1 and above due to reliance on the get_all_notes_extended Live application programming interface (API) call.
A Max for Live device that alters the velocity, velocity deviation, timing, and probability of notes within a MIDI clip, thus affording programmed MIDI instrument a more "human" feel/sound. It is possible to lock/unlock the timing position of the first note(s) in a clip in order to avoid the note(s) being shifted back in time, thus causing them to start before the beginning of the clip.
As of version 12 (released 05/03/2024), much of the functionality of gtm.humaniser has been assimilated natively into Ableton Live, which is a potential indicator of the device's impact, but at the very least demonstrates the novelty of the research at the time of release, when Ableton Live was on version 11.
A Max for Live device that alters the velocity, velocity deviation, timing, and probability of notes within a MIDI clip, thus affording programmed MIDI instrument a more "human" feel/sound. It is possible to lock/unlock the timing position of the first note(s) in a clip in order to avoid the note(s) being shifted back in time, thus causing them to start before the beginning of the clip.
As of version 12 (released 05/03/2024), much of the functionality of gtm.humaniser has been assimilated natively into Ableton Live, which is a potential indicator of the device's impact, but at the very least demonstrates the novelty of the research at the time of release, when Ableton Live was on version 11.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Metrosync |
Media of output | Other |
Publication status | Published - 9 Mar 2022 |
Keywords
- Ableton Live
- Max for Live
- Max/MSP
- Electronic Music
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