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| Ableton Live Compatibility | Ableton Live 11 Intro, Ableton Live 11 Standard, Ableton Live 11 Standard with MaxforLive, Ableton Live 11 Suite, Ableton Live 12 Intro, Ableton Live 12 Standard, Ableton Live 12 Standard with MaxforLive, Ableton Live 12 Suite |
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| Min. Requirements | ClyphX Pro |
| OS | Mac, Windows |
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I tested the beta of this and it was a phenomenal idea. I’m so excited to try to the official version. I would rate it 5 stars from the idea and beta alone! I’ll happily follow up with my thoughts on the official product. I’m excited!
Must have add-on for clyphx. This is the simplest and most flexible way to go about customizing your midi controller.
One thing i set up is an automapped channelstrip setup for my Midifighter twister. No 8 Macro limitation, No extra VST wrapper needed. by simply selecting a track I have instant access to the volume, pan, and sends. Additionally I have it set up so if there are certain VSTs on the chain it will Automap to those as well. I don’t even have to select the device. just the track.
Ive got this set up as well so in certain parts of my set knobs are mapped to the crucial elements for tweaking. I have different clyphx clips that switch the mapping per section! I’m not sure of any other midi controller/macro set up that can have this type of flexibility.
Yap same setup here. The MF just simply flies with bindings. I’ve also setup 4 of the switches to move across the 4 available banks because switching from the buttons on the side is not very practical. Anyway from one single bank I can quickly jump between 8 different tracks and control 8 plugs all from the same controller. And because all this is running from the bindings extension, when moving to other tracks or selecting devices from other midi controllers connected the midi fighter always stays focused on the current binded plug. Just amazing
Unbelievably great! I used these bindings in a unique way I haven’t heard of being used before = to use the streamdeck+ to control my selected tracks. I was beginning to lose hope in this project, but after finding clyphx pro and the bindings add-on my hope was restored, and its so relieving I was able to make it work exactly the way I wanted. In fact, better than I wanted. What I wanted = A selected track controller on Ableton, in a setup where I could throw devices, racks, and instruments onto the selected track, and then use the buttons and knobs on the controller (with full led feedback) of the stream deck plus to control the parameters of those devices on the stream deck. The vision was to use the buttons mostly for selecting different profiles of these devices (and of course utilize the fact that with stream deck you’ve got a virtually UNLIMITED amount of pages of these profiles you can create). And then activating those profiles changes the function of the knobs below. To understand a little better what I am saying, think of the midi fighter twister, but an unlimited version, with full bi-directional led feedback with the ability to add custom photo icons and text labels on any of these buttons AND knobs.
And by golly, it works, better than I even imagined it would. In order for the stream deck to output midi correctly I used the Ableton stream deck script from SideshowFX and then added that script support into the clyphx pro bindings. With a little configuration on the bindings txt files, I got it up and running SEAMLESSLY in a night. Bi-directional feedback on the LED’s has been flawless (sideshow FX’s script had problems with this before but adding that script onto clyphx pro has completely fixed this issue). Seriously, not enough people understand how amazing this setup with the stream deck+ can be. Not just not enough, nobody seems to know it. Hoping to spread the word of this! and of course Clyphx Pro Bindings deserves all the praise as to why and how this controller works so darn well now. Bravo, and thank you for making this creative dream of mine possible.
Would love to see a video of how this all works, got a stream deck myself but have only ever used it for mapping with Resolume and OBS…
Clyphx pro with Bindings will give you hours of fun. My main controller is Metagrid Pro so all kind of possibilities are available.
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At the heart of ClyphX Pro is an extremely powerful Action dispatching engine that allows you to trigger a wide array of Actions from a variety of trigger types. However, this engine does not support the use of continuous controls (knobs/faders/encoders) or LED feedback to indicate the state of things going on in Live. ClyphX Pro Bindings fills this void.
ClyphX Pro Bindings allows controls on MIDI controllers to be dynamically bound and rebound to parameters in Live. This provides functionality that is somewhat similar to MIDI mapping in Live, but is far more dynamic in the sense that your bindings can change over the course of a Live Set, you can bind to parameters (such as parameters of the selected Track) that cannot be MIDI mapped and your bindings will work with any Live Set!
Of course, this functionality is tightly integrated into ClyphX Pro and uses the same terminology used in ClyphX Pro for specifying parameters to bind to, so there is virtually no learning curve – just more possibilities.
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I tested the beta of this and it was a phenomenal idea. I’m so excited to try to the official version. I would rate it 5 stars from the idea and beta alone! I’ll happily follow up with my thoughts on the official product. I’m excited!
Kirkwood West –
Must have add-on for clyphx. This is the simplest and most flexible way to go about customizing your midi controller.
One thing i set up is an automapped channelstrip setup for my Midifighter twister. No 8 Macro limitation, No extra VST wrapper needed. by simply selecting a track I have instant access to the volume, pan, and sends. Additionally I have it set up so if there are certain VSTs on the chain it will Automap to those as well. I don’t even have to select the device. just the track.
Ive got this set up as well so in certain parts of my set knobs are mapped to the crucial elements for tweaking. I have different clyphx clips that switch the mapping per section! I’m not sure of any other midi controller/macro set up that can have this type of flexibility.
André Mendes –
Yap same setup here. The MF just simply flies with bindings. I’ve also setup 4 of the switches to move across the 4 available banks because switching from the buttons on the side is not very practical. Anyway from one single bank I can quickly jump between 8 different tracks and control 8 plugs all from the same controller. And because all this is running from the bindings extension, when moving to other tracks or selecting devices from other midi controllers connected the midi fighter always stays focused on the current binded plug. Just amazing
Mathew Harwich –
Unbelievably great! I used these bindings in a unique way I haven’t heard of being used before = to use the streamdeck+ to control my selected tracks. I was beginning to lose hope in this project, but after finding clyphx pro and the bindings add-on my hope was restored, and its so relieving I was able to make it work exactly the way I wanted. In fact, better than I wanted. What I wanted = A selected track controller on Ableton, in a setup where I could throw devices, racks, and instruments onto the selected track, and then use the buttons and knobs on the controller (with full led feedback) of the stream deck plus to control the parameters of those devices on the stream deck. The vision was to use the buttons mostly for selecting different profiles of these devices (and of course utilize the fact that with stream deck you’ve got a virtually UNLIMITED amount of pages of these profiles you can create). And then activating those profiles changes the function of the knobs below. To understand a little better what I am saying, think of the midi fighter twister, but an unlimited version, with full bi-directional led feedback with the ability to add custom photo icons and text labels on any of these buttons AND knobs.
And by golly, it works, better than I even imagined it would. In order for the stream deck to output midi correctly I used the Ableton stream deck script from SideshowFX and then added that script support into the clyphx pro bindings. With a little configuration on the bindings txt files, I got it up and running SEAMLESSLY in a night. Bi-directional feedback on the LED’s has been flawless (sideshow FX’s script had problems with this before but adding that script onto clyphx pro has completely fixed this issue). Seriously, not enough people understand how amazing this setup with the stream deck+ can be. Not just not enough, nobody seems to know it. Hoping to spread the word of this! and of course Clyphx Pro Bindings deserves all the praise as to why and how this controller works so darn well now. Bravo, and thank you for making this creative dream of mine possible.
Darren E Cowley (Admin) –
Would love to see a video of how this all works, got a stream deck myself but have only ever used it for mapping with Resolume and OBS…
Paul McKeon –
Clyphx pro with Bindings will give you hours of fun. My main controller is Metagrid Pro so all kind of possibilities are available.