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  • 17 August 2011 at 8 h 14 min #2213 Reply
    Anonymous
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    A very light preliminary test of my live system since integrating IanniX. A basic overview of the system in the video is: IanniX to max device routed to Stillwell Moog Modular. Cam Theremin to NI Absynth. (both standalone) Launchpad to Novation official launchseq max device to Arturia Yamaha CS80v. PSP to PSPDSP via LAN. Ableton mapped standard faders to Korg Nano. Special thanks to protofuse for helping me with streamlining the IanniX max device, debugging and assorted issues.

    Retardo D-2 Live System Stability Test 8-17-2011
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzfruG0VSAs

    Cheers.

    17 August 2011 at 13 h 13 min #2684 Reply
    Anonymous
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    Thanks! I don’t understand the whole setup & how IanniX is interacting but I hope you’ll continue integrating IanniX in your live system! Keep us in touch with your work with IanniX!

    18 August 2011 at 5 h 51 min #2685 Reply
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    @Guillaume wrote:

    Thanks! I don’t understand the whole setup & how IanniX is interacting but I hope you’ll continue integrating IanniX in your live system! Keep us in touch with your work with IanniX!

    Thanks for watching Guillaume. Basically the IanniX is just playing a virtual Moog Modular in Ableton Live. http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/mmv.php and I’m just playing along with it on other stuff. I hope to do more when I learn OSC. I have only ever done midi so kinda stuck with the Simple Midi Example template for now. XD

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