@@mikekotek4648 You are right! Even with AutoFilter's morph filter it doesn't seem possible without passing by a BP in the middle. Sorry about my bullshit comment 🙏
This helped me appreciate the thought put into the Kronos. There is a macro thats automatically assigned to the filter cutoffs. Instead of that knob only working as a positive value output from left to right... it is actually set to no change at the 12 o'clock position. Then 0-100 from 12 to 5 o'clock, and negative zero to negative one-hundred from 12 to 7 counterclockwise. That way it can easily control filter position and it wouldn't matter whether its a bandpass or open DJ style filter. The Kronos also incorporates smoothing or interpolation. So there's no jumpy mess while sweeping the cutoff. What I can't readily do is change filter routing the click of a button like you did. If I really wanted to change filter routing at the click of a button I would either need to do it manually or copy/paste the preset into a new slot just with the different routing. Since changing presets doesn't cause the sound do cut out it would be as if I'm changing the filter routing at the touch of a button.
Pretty sure you can just map two parameters to one knob, do u have an old version of live or something? But u do inspire me to combine multiple parameters unusually to a knob
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You can do this with a single macro and no M4L, actually. Just use a LP and a HP and use the macro ranges in the mapping view.
This will not work, if you can make a device that does work like this I will personally make an apology video.
@@mikekotek4648 You are right! Even with AutoFilter's morph filter it doesn't seem possible without passing by a BP in the middle. Sorry about my bullshit comment 🙏
This helped me appreciate the thought put into the Kronos. There is a macro thats automatically assigned to the filter cutoffs. Instead of that knob only working as a positive value output from left to right... it is actually set to no change at the 12 o'clock position. Then 0-100 from 12 to 5 o'clock, and negative zero to negative one-hundred from 12 to 7 counterclockwise. That way it can easily control filter position and it wouldn't matter whether its a bandpass or open DJ style filter.
The Kronos also incorporates smoothing or interpolation. So there's no jumpy mess while sweeping the cutoff.
What I can't readily do is change filter routing the click of a button like you did. If I really wanted to change filter routing at the click of a button I would either need to do it manually or copy/paste the preset into a new slot just with the different routing. Since changing presets doesn't cause the sound do cut out it would be as if I'm changing the filter routing at the touch of a button.
great help! way better and sophisticated way to go
This is an AWESOME workaround! Thanks for the efforts here
This is gold
Goated
spending hours to find something like that..big thanks
Awesome trick man. Going straight in the toolbox! Btw what is the scope you are using at the bottom of the screen?
It's the Ozone 5 Meter Tap. I have it up on another monitor and I've cropped the individual sections to make it look nice on the stream overlay.
Pretty sure you can just map two parameters to one knob, do u have an old version of live or something?
But u do inspire me to combine multiple parameters unusually to a knob
You can map 2 (or as many as you like) parameters to one knob, but you can't map two Knobs to One parameter.
wow so helpful. thank you!
never used ableton, but thank you so much, great explanation and i feel i learned more about general use of these programs. have a great day!