- #Use ps3 controller on mac drivers
- #Use ps3 controller on mac driver
- #Use ps3 controller on mac Patch
- #Use ps3 controller on mac 64 bits
- #Use ps3 controller on mac software
anyone with a pressing desire to have the file during that time, please don't mail or pm us about it.Ĭaaflex wrote:at one of the ableton workshops out here they had it assigned to impulse and each button would play a different drum hit. The files will be deleted later this week for finishing and cleaning up code.
#Use ps3 controller on mac software
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#Use ps3 controller on mac drivers
this means that if you use different drivers on any of these platforms, you might have to change the patches to make things work. Note that the main differences between OS X and Windows versions are due to the way the respective drivers send out the data which MaxMsp receives. you can, of course, make the binaries yourself in MaxMSP. the release candidates will be standalone. Sorry for not making executables of these, but it's alpha code for testing.
#Use ps3 controller on mac 64 bits
Windows 7 64 bits might not work with this set up, would anyone mind testing?
#Use ps3 controller on mac driver
Working on Windows XP SP3 with sixaxis driver for pc, which i think also runs on Windows Vista (not sure about Windows 7) and MIDI Yoke. Working on OS X 2.6.3 with an IAC driver port in "Audio MIDI Setup". otherwise we'll probably get around to it sometime soon.
#Use ps3 controller on mac Patch
if anyone would like to have a go, just download the max patch for reference. also shouldn't be hard to do once a few other more important issues (concerning resource usage) are addressed. version is also in order, for linux, mac and windows. turn overdub on/off without having to reach the computer mouse/keyboard or map to midi in every live project? YES, please - this is being worked on, and the final version will be binaries for osx and windows.Ī p.d.
this is rocking my socks in the the studio. It's impossible for me to try on windows right now, probably later today.Īs for usability. it's the max patch that makes the input device (in this case, gamepad) data be sent as midi, and you need to set up midi in/out for the max patch and ableton live for this to work. it's just a question of checking the raw data the computer receives (in the max console, for instance ) and changing the route object arguments. then if you disconnect the usb you can use it wireless - of course if you need to charge it leave usb connected, but i think it still connects via bluetooth and uses usb only for power and device pairing.Īnything that's recognized by the operating system as a human interface device, thus being recognized by max "hi" object, should work. on snow leopard you only need plug it in usb for pairing. edit: on Windows with sixaxis driver they don't seem to be needed.Īs for the gamepad itself (ps3 sixaxis). Right now, value conversion is done with a bunch of "scale" objects, which works, but there may be an even better way. Thanks it should get a bit cleaner, in a few days/weeks time. I'll get back later when I have something more concrete. Then yes if the OS (and therefor Live as well) can spot the DualShock as a midi controlling device then this will work. Also got a PS3 (not planning on trying this out mind you) and the patch just looks too appealing (programmatic its setup is clean & neat just how I like it ) not to give it a tryĮdit: Just re-read and spotted your comment about the need to setup the controller in order that its recognized by the OS. Having said that I'll have a look see anyway.
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