checked the manual but didn’t see anything about multi-outs so i can separate all the instruments. i know it comes with individual voices for dropping in drum racks… which is really amazing and i wish more people would do that… but i’m wondering about sequencing/jamming and spitting out all the audio from the voices to their own tracks so i can edit/mix etc later.
This is pretty much 3 instances of Opal and some sample snippets. It’s a bit discordant and not what I usually make at all, but interesting that it inspired a different vibe. It’s a completely different workflow in live!
This is not possible in Max for Live unfortunately. As in, a Max instrument cannot have multi-out tracks like a VST. Would have if I could!
EDIT: I was wrong – it is possible and will likely be available in an update.
There’s a chance!
No, not at all. To clarify what I meant regarding making a standalone application; it’s possible to author a standalone desktop application in Max, but that’s a fairly limited format.
AFAIK it wasn’t a possibility, but perhaps something has changed. I don’t want a hacky solution (which send/receive would involve), but if this is now supported I’ll of course add it in.
The format is very quirky and has a lot of caveats, so some things simply aren’t viable.
EDIT: Haha well you learn something new every day. Next update will probably have multichannel output from the looks of it.