Any ”Ableton Live” users here? (Discontinued)

Gotten a bit further with the browser part:

1-2 weeks and i should have something that abit more bulletproof ready for testing. 

It's of course iPad only, since Android use other resolutions than ipad, and the code in the canvas objects isn't designed to be stretched yet. 
So android will be with black sidebars. 

Also if you are windows user than I need to know that before I send you, because current state the ableton midi remote script need to access a config file in /Users/Shared/ that tells the script what ip live have to send OSC signals 2. 
It's for output of live to lemur only. And reason is because OSC can send browser info / midi notes in such greater speed that midi is a slow turtle compared xD also u can send the strings name directly and no need to use ascii to number converter.

Input to live still rely on midi sysex, due to the way OSC server in python normally should be executed and can't be done with inside midi remote script, then midi still have a greater advantage since it updates realtime, while osc server will only be able to update every 100ms and only while live is playing. 
So OSC for output and Midi for input for now.

An external python script for converting OSC to midi is in the works and will kill all needs for using lemur daemon since it can create its own midi port xD and will also serve other purposes like receive the current file path of clips and send sample/clip waveforms to lemur. 

Also plans for adding Mongo or SQL database()in the far future, that will give the ability to organize all your samples and search / load them without having really to move any of the files physical on the hard drive. 
it's database framework so there no limits to what kind or how many categories u can put your samples into. 
Since it can store arrays it could also work as a midi sysex preset storage for hardware gear, that can be transmitted to lemur by osc and then lemur can forward them by the midi ports connected to it. Making Live/Lemur into an awesome hardware preset manager 2.

+ since Live 10, midi remote scripts can be used now in rewire mode, so using this lemur controller won't be limited to using live in standalone mode only, you can easily load live in with Cubase/pro tools/logic etc in rewire mode.
That kinda gave me the reason to start building this in the first place.. 

Lemur control of step sequences, with the power of ableton sequencing inside cubase/studio one....... Do I need to say more? xD

(3x64 Step Editor in action - no sound)

    Oki i will make a version of the script that works in windows, should just be a tiny tweak.

    Hopefully it will be in the end, but again it won't replace a push or the other touchable app, I would still recommend getting push or the other app besides this one.
    This controller will mainly focus on step sequencing and not soo much about parameter controls and advanced keyboard modes etc.
    if device parameter controls on touch screen is what u need, I will advice to check into the Touchable app.
    Since it converter a wide range of advanced parameter controls, even custom looks for parameter controls.
    Same goes for keyboard modes, if u need to control live notes by real time recording, in a push alike fashion I will advice to buy a push. 

    That will be a so what limited to this lemur controller only, displaying waveform info is not just something easily done,
    a Canvas object can only draw 2048 lines and one line pr sample, so a Wavfile will be 44.100 lines pr sec, so to just display 1 sec in 1:1 aspect, it will require a lot of     canvas object put together + 8 expressions pr canvas.
    I made it work and it works ok, but not a trilled experience vs what a real coded app, could display the waveform.
    so idea is only to show a basic example of waveform display while chopping parts of a sample to a drum pad, and it mostly the reason why it will be added later on.

    I will not provide any support for the Ableton Live midi remote script part. meaning that the script supplied will be in *.pyc format that can't be edited, because once I     release it, it will work for how its made and nothing else, any mods will properly break it.
    So for secure reasons I won't supply an uncompiled script that Ableton normally just compile at launch.
    I know it sounds harsh but in the end, the python script is the whole brain, and gaining knowledge to do all this, took quite a while and not something I just can easy     teach to others. And this is mostly for test audience and not a tutorial.

    But if u can learn something from the lemur project, then study the project all you want.
    Right now lemur is still the easiest way to build up my midi ideas and why its in lemur.
    Once the controller is where I want it 2 be, and the feedback from ppl is enough, I will start converting it all into a real app
    and sell it on Appstore / Google play / Windows Store.




    

Getting sooooo close now for first Release Tests.

Just rounding up last pieces of the missing puzzles and then I will go thru everything to test for various bugs and mistakes
and hopefully in a few days its ready for those who wanna help test it.

Hi there! Awesome work, congratulations!
A few years ago I wanted to do something similar, also for sequence drum rack and load samples and devices dinamically.
Then I needed to work and that situation never stopped, and got more and more time consuming
I would love to be a beta tester.
my email is matiasm.rodriguez@hotmail.com, im also a developer, from Argentina
Greetings and keep going!

True, but my live python script is the heart and soul of it all, the lemur is just the current frontend to access it all, like a push controller is really just buttons and lcd display, it won't do anything without the big massive library of scripts they builded for it, those are the true brain. 

But the way Python scripting works with midi/osc makes u able to build totally unique controls of almost everything, so not just limited to type of midi msgs and OSC but shape them like you need them. 

But Lemur future is weak, so final product will be a real app. Atm I'm hitting so much limitations, with canvas ect. So in the end it won't be sustainable enough. 
But lemur right now is still the fastest platform/best to build up midi controller ideas, so for now all testing will be targeted lemur users. 

Right now I'm trying to finish up the last few things in the sequencer part, and have that ready for test release soon, then browser will follow up shortly. Just hat a lot stuff delaying me real life last +1 month and why still no release, so instead stressing for something I know will still contain bugs, I will release it module by module. 
Guess it's also easier to get feedback on single modules than a whole app that only is the beginning anyway.


But instead of mailing, I created a discord group where all support and releases will be. 


discord.gg/MbMB32