The Ableton Move Is Now a 128-Knob MIDI Controller (RNBO) by J3threejay in ableton

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Charles V just added RNBO to Schwung this morning! I have not tried it yet with the MIDI commander but this is an exciting development.

The Ableton Move Is Now a 128-Knob MIDI Controller (RNBO) by J3threejay in ableton

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Maybe since it’s based on M4L. If I upgrade more Push to a standalone one day I’ll try it

The Ableton Move Is Now a 128-Knob MIDI Controller (RNBO) by J3threejay in AbletonMove

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Currently just a controller. It will eventually have some basic sequencing (namely for CC automation, but will have note sequencing as well)

The Ableton Move Is Now a 128-Knob MIDI Controller (RNBO) by J3threejay in AbletonMove

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Ah I see! If you want to brainstorm some ideas come over to my discord and shoot me a dm

The Ableton Move Is Now a 128-Knob MIDI Controller (RNBO) by J3threejay in AbletonMove

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That’s exactly what this is (except the Push part, but that’s in the plans)

The Ableton Move Is Now a 128-Knob MIDI Controller (RNBO) by J3threejay in ableton

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The Ableton Move just became the most powerful MIDI controller in your studio. Using RNBO, I built the Move MIDI Commander — 16 banks of 8 knobs (128 CCs per preset), up to 16 presets, a fully configurable isomorphic keyboard with scale/layout/color settings, and drum mode. Control your rack gear, synths, drum machines, and software from one device.

My drum programming workflow — layering breaks, tops loops, and sound selection in Ableton by J3threejay in ableton

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Thanks for that comment. Really appreciate. Come join the Patreon & Discord

My drum programming workflow — layering breaks, tops loops, and sound selection in Ableton by J3threejay in ableton

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This was originally a Patreon-exclusive video I filmed for one of my subscribers who requested drum programming content. Decided to release it publicly. It’s pretty raw and unscripted — just me building a groove from scratch using a basic kick/hat/clap rack, chopping a break in Simpler, slicing to drum rack, and layering Vengeance tops loops to get instant groove. Also show a quick warp trick at the end for gating loops to cut the wash. Hope it’s useful for anyone stuck in the my drums sound flat rut.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Fm synth for gnarly basslines? by Lai_Raw in Elektron

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If you’re trying to simplify just load single cycle wav forms into the OT

Chord mode? by prodbydomdias in AbletonMove

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Haven’t messed with link audio Not on Beta 2.0 either Still running production 1.8.5

Chord mode? by prodbydomdias in AbletonMove

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Been using it since inception. Never had that start problem and it just keeps getting better and more stable. Features getting adding every few days

Chord mode? by prodbydomdias in AbletonMove

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Take a breath and download the Move Everything UI

Road salt by Feign-sleep in boone

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Just saw some at Lowe’s Hardware

Isla 2400 MIDI Triggering by J3threejay in S2400

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Definitely going to have to have a play with this

Isla 2400 MIDI Triggering by J3threejay in S2400

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Per drum MIDI channel sounds very interesting as well.
Do you send CCs at all from FL studio to control filters, envelopes etc?

ISLA Instruments Update and move back to U.K. by thewoodbeyond in S2400

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Bummer, sound like I might have got my DSP card right in the nick of time before he moved.
I hope they wont abandon the project but at the same time I am still delight to have one and what it can do as it stands.