Monday, November 11, 2024
Flowfal MaxforLive Motion Control Device for MaxforLive
video upload by Isotonik Studios
"Flowfal is a system to allow control of Ableton Live using motion from one or more Apple or Android phones or smartwatches. These devices, running the Flowfal App, send data to Ableton Live over a low latency WiFi link.
Inside Ableton Live the Flowfal data is received by a set of Max For Live plug-ins that act on this movement data in different ways:
Map movement to any control within Live
Produce, gate or transpose MIDI
Produce MIDI CC data to control external equipment
You can use Flowfal:
As an expressive controller in the studio
As a visually interesting controller for live performance
With dancers
For wellness/mindfulness applications
With members of the public in installations
To control lights and visuals
You can have up to 20 phone or watch clients connected to the system at one time.
The Flowfal client runs on:
Apple iPhones running iOS 11.0 or later
Apple Watches running WatchOS 8.0 or later
Android phones running Android 5.0 or later
Android Wear OS watches running Android 6.0 or later
AVAILABLE HERE: https://isotonikstudios.com/product/f..."
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