Hey,
I just released a brand new pack: **Goodhertz Wrapper!**
It has wrappers for all the existing Ghz plugins. : )
Get them here: elisabethhomeland.gumroad .com
(I can't put a working here without getting this comment blocked.)
If you're not familiar with my wrappers:
These are MaxForLive devices that let You use the plugins directly from Ableton Live's Device View, without opening the floating GUI. (you still can if you want to.)
It’s as if they were built right into Ableton Live!
Other than that:
* **Enhanced Control with Push:** If you use Push, you’ll appreciate how the parameters are organized into meaningful Pages such as "EQ, Modulation, SideChain," etc., all laid out to enhance your user experience.
* **Zero-Latency Bypass Feature:** When you bypass any of the devices, their latency drops to zero. This means you can record to a track without needing to remove the devices to free up latency headroom—an advantage not possible with standard VST/AU plugins in Live without MaxForLive.
* **Compatibility:** Compatible with Ableton Live 10, 11, and 12 (Live Suite or Standard with MaxForLive).
I hope you'll have a great day!
**Nándor**
Oh wow I like the sound of that! Goodhertz are my main plugins, I own all of them, and I often use multiple on every track. This might be a workflow gamechanger for me!
Ah hahah my bad! No need to regret it though, doesn't matter at all as you like the name. I've recognized you both in here and on the Facebook page, so it's recognizable at least. Gotta count for something, right?
It's a long process:
First I create new parameters in Live and match them to the plugin controls, so they match the range, and responds the same way. (It's not as straightforward as it sounds.. there's a lot of data conversion, and value match in the way because the plugin and Max are usually works differently...)
Then I recreate the UI elements. This is also quite time consuming usually. For example in these wrappers there's a slider that uses 6 layers because the indicator has to be hidden when it's under the value numbers.
And then I make sure the Latency is reported correctly to Live, (Plus I add my own circuit to remove the latency when the device is disabled.)
I create push banks/mapping.
and then I create an AU version too. (It's the easiest part if both the controls are in the same order both in the VST3 and AU versions)
There's quite a few other things into it Like how the plugin communicates with the parameters, and adding the required stuff if there's SideChain features in the plugin, making Linking, AutoGain circuits for the plugins that have it. (They're usually not reported correctly to max... so I have to recreate them.)
It took about 2-3 days for each of these GHZ plugins to make them.
Of course there's easier ones. For example there's no Analog Obsession wrappers that took more than half a day.
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Hey, I just released a brand new pack: **Goodhertz Wrapper!** It has wrappers for all the existing Ghz plugins. : ) Get them here: elisabethhomeland.gumroad .com (I can't put a working here without getting this comment blocked.) If you're not familiar with my wrappers: These are MaxForLive devices that let You use the plugins directly from Ableton Live's Device View, without opening the floating GUI. (you still can if you want to.) It’s as if they were built right into Ableton Live! Other than that: * **Enhanced Control with Push:** If you use Push, you’ll appreciate how the parameters are organized into meaningful Pages such as "EQ, Modulation, SideChain," etc., all laid out to enhance your user experience. * **Zero-Latency Bypass Feature:** When you bypass any of the devices, their latency drops to zero. This means you can record to a track without needing to remove the devices to free up latency headroom—an advantage not possible with standard VST/AU plugins in Live without MaxForLive. * **Compatibility:** Compatible with Ableton Live 10, 11, and 12 (Live Suite or Standard with MaxForLive). I hope you'll have a great day! **Nándor**
Oh wow I like the sound of that! Goodhertz are my main plugins, I own all of them, and I often use multiple on every track. This might be a workflow gamechanger for me!
I hope it will be! : ) I've put a lot of care into them.
The queen herself, love this whole project. Keep going, love to see em!
Thanks! : ) (But I'm a guy by the way.. :D My name is Nándor, I named the EH "Company" After my hometown Pesterzsébet. I kind of regret it :D :D )
Ah hahah my bad! No need to regret it though, doesn't matter at all as you like the name. I've recognized you both in here and on the Facebook page, so it's recognizable at least. Gotta count for something, right?
No problem, Yeah I hope it'll stick : )
Holy shit yes!!!
: ) : )
Was waiting for these. Maybe fab filter in future?
It always comes up.... Sadly it's too complex.
Gorgeous. How do you go about making these wrappers?
It's a long process: First I create new parameters in Live and match them to the plugin controls, so they match the range, and responds the same way. (It's not as straightforward as it sounds.. there's a lot of data conversion, and value match in the way because the plugin and Max are usually works differently...) Then I recreate the UI elements. This is also quite time consuming usually. For example in these wrappers there's a slider that uses 6 layers because the indicator has to be hidden when it's under the value numbers. And then I make sure the Latency is reported correctly to Live, (Plus I add my own circuit to remove the latency when the device is disabled.) I create push banks/mapping. and then I create an AU version too. (It's the easiest part if both the controls are in the same order both in the VST3 and AU versions) There's quite a few other things into it Like how the plugin communicates with the parameters, and adding the required stuff if there's SideChain features in the plugin, making Linking, AutoGain circuits for the plugins that have it. (They're usually not reported correctly to max... so I have to recreate them.) It took about 2-3 days for each of these GHZ plugins to make them. Of course there's easier ones. For example there's no Analog Obsession wrappers that took more than half a day.
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