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Expand Up @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ A growing library of patches that detail how to work with Livid controllers and

An overview of contents:

CNTRL:R folder
#### CNTRL:R folder

01_CNTRLR_simple.maxpat - This patch provides a system for generating names for groups of controls, and attaching MIDI notes and ccs to those names. The result is MIDI input converted to symbols, which we can use to more intuitively control our patch. In a way, this is "MIDI learn" for Max.
02_CNTRLR_toUI.maxpat - Here we use the names we generated in "CNTRLR_simple" to create a UI and control the UI with MIDI.
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examples folder

scriptingName_example.maxpat - a simple example of how to use thispatcher and an objects "Scripting Name" to control and object. The patches in this collection make heavy use of this practice, so a simple example seemed worthwhile for those unfamiliar with this feature in Max.


#### CODE folder

There is a Max for Live device showing how we can observe all encoders, buttons & pads of the CODE controller by using the remote script
LividCode: https://github.com/LividInstruments/LiveRemoteScripts/tree/master/Livid_Code_M4L