Hi everyone!
I am helping a project where I need to get the live microphone input to control de leves of 4 lights which are just dimmable.
Anyone has and easy way to do this using a Nomad?
Is there a way to use Ableton to midi a fader? and change values depending on the volume of the voice?
Please let me know is someone has done something similar!!!
Thank you so so much! any guidance is just amazing!
Cheers,
G
hi there,
I've had this question too and found a way using Qlab.
With some help from the Qlab cookbook (https://qlab.app/cookbook/discosc/).
You can use #/cue/cueName/liveAverageLevel/1 0 1 # to take the value of the sound of a que (can be a mic que or standard audio que) and use it to edit a fader value.
The osc sting i use is:
/eos/sub/12 #/cue/QueName/liveAverageLevel/1 0 1 #
in with "QueName" is the name or number of the que you want to listen to.
the numbers at the end are as follows, first the track you want to listen to and second and third the low and high value of the message.
note that im using a normal osc message in qlab and not the etc eos osc liberary, and that you have to set the duration of the que ortherwise it wont work.
hope this helps, 
hi there,
I've had this question too and found a way using Qlab.
With some help from the Qlab cookbook (https://qlab.app/cookbook/discosc/).
You can use #/cue/cueName/liveAverageLevel/1 0 1 # to take the value of the sound of a que (can be a mic que or standard audio que) and use it to edit a fader value.
The osc sting i use is:
/eos/sub/12 #/cue/QueName/liveAverageLevel/1 0 1 #
in with "QueName" is the name or number of the que you want to listen to.
the numbers at the end are as follows, first the track you want to listen to and second and third the low and high value of the message.
note that im using a normal osc message in qlab and not the etc eos osc liberary, and that you have to set the duration of the que ortherwise it wont work.
hope this helps,
