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Using Opusmodus to drive Logic Pro X

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If you want to use Logic Pro X you can open the 'Mixer setup' directly from inside Opusmodus.

 

Opusmodus drive Logic Pro X

 

 

You can create all kinds of instrument (Mixer) setups and store them in the user Documents folder. That way you will be able to access them inside the Utilities panel.

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      Best wishes,
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      (closest-path '(c4e4g4 c5e5a5 e5fs5a5b5 d5f5bb5d6 g4c5d5f5)               :start 'c3eb4f5d5)  
       

       
      (closest-path '(g5 cs3f3bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2 cs3f3bb3gs4                 c5 d5fs5a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3 f3 bb3gs4c5 d5fs5a5                 b5eb6e6g2cs3f3 bb3 gs4c5d5fs5 a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3f3                 bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2cs3 f3bb3gs4 c5                 d5fs5a5b5 eb6 e6g2cs3f3))  

       
      (closest-path '(g5 cs3f3bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2 cs3f3bb3gs4                 c5 d5fs5a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3 f3 bb3gs4c5 d5fs5a5                 b5eb6e6g2cs3f3 bb3 gs4c5d5fs5 a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3f3                 bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2cs3 f3bb3gs4 c5                 d5fs5a5b5 eb6 e6g2cs3f3)               :start 'c3eb4f5d6)  

       
      (closest-path '((eb3f3a3 f3a3b3 g3bb3cs4 e3g3bb3)                 (g4bb4cs5 bb4cs5e5 b4eb5f5 a4b4eb5)                 (b3eb4f4 eb4f4a4 e4fs4bb4 c4e4fs4)))  

      (closest-path '((eb3f3a3 f3a3b3 g3bb3cs4 e3g3bb3)                 (g4bb4cs5 bb4cs5e5 b4eb5f5 a4b4eb5)                 (b3eb4f4 eb4f4a4 e4fs4bb4 c4e4fs4)))               :start '(c3eb4 f5d5 eb4f5))  

       
       
       
       
      COMPARATIVE-CLOSEST-PATH
       
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      (comparative-closest-path '(b4g4e4c4 c5a4e4f4 b4a4f4d4 b4g4e4d4))
       
       
      Etc…
       
      (comparative-closest-path '(c4e4g4 c5e5a5 e5fs5a5b5 d5f5bb5d6 g4c5d5f5))  

       
      Etc…
       
       
      (comparative-closest-path '(c4e4g4 c5e5a5 e5fs5a5b5 d5f5bb5d6 g4c5d5f5)                           :start 'c3eb4f5d5)  

       
      Etc…
       
      (comparative-closest-path '(g5 cs3f3bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2 cs3f3bb3gs4                             c5 d5fs5a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3 f3 bb3gs4c5 d5fs5a5                             b5eb6e6g2cs3f3 bb3 gs4c5d5fs5 a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3f3                             bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2cs3 f3bb3gs4 c5                             d5fs5a5b5 eb6 e6g2cs3f3))  

       
      Etc…
       
      (comparative-closest-path '(g5 cs3f3bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2 cs3f3bb3gs4                             c5 d5fs5a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3 f3 bb3gs4c5 d5fs5a5                             b5eb6e6g2cs3f3 bb3 gs4c5d5fs5 a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3f3                             bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2cs3 f3bb3gs4 c5                             d5fs5a5b5 eb6 e6g2cs3f3)                           :start 'c3eb4f5d6)  

       
      Etc...
       
      (comparative-closest-path '((eb3f3a3 f3a3b3 g3bb3cs4 e3g3bb3)                             (g4bb4cs5 bb4cs5e5 b4eb5f5 a4b4eb5)                             (b3eb4f4 eb4f4a4 e4fs4bb4 c4e4fs4)))  

       
      Etc…
       
      (comparative-closest-path '((eb3f3a3 f3a3b3 g3bb3cs4 e3g3bb3)                             (g4bb4cs5 bb4cs5e5 b4eb5f5 a4b4eb5)                             (b3eb4f4 eb4f4a4 e4fs4bb4 c4e4fs4))                           :start '(c3eb4 f5d5 eb4f5))  

       
       
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      Etc…
       
      (relative-closest-path '(c4e4g4 c5e5a5 e5fs5a5b5 d5f5bb5d6 g4c5d5f5))  

       
      Etc…
       
      (relative-closest-path '(c4e4g4 c5e5a5 e5fs5a5b5 d5f5bb5d6 g4c5d5f5)                        :start 'c3eb4f5d5)  

       
      Etc…
       
      (relative-closest-path '(g5 cs3f3bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2 cs3f3bb3gs4                          c5 d5fs5a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3 f3 bb3gs4c5 d5fs5a5                          b5eb6e6g2cs3f3 bb3 gs4c5d5fs5 a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3f3                          bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2cs3 f3bb3gs4 c5                          d5fs5a5b5 eb6 e6g2cs3f3))  

       
      Etc…
       
      (relative-closest-path '(g5 cs3f3bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2 cs3f3bb3gs4                          c5 d5fs5a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3 f3 bb3gs4c5 d5fs5a5                          b5eb6e6g2cs3f3 bb3 gs4c5d5fs5 a5b5 eb6e6g2cs3f3                          bb3gs4c5d5 fs5 a5b5eb6e6g2cs3 f3bb3gs4 c5                          d5fs5a5b5 eb6 e6g2cs3f3)                        :start 'c3eb4f5d6)  

       
      Etc…
       
      (relative-closest-path '((eb3f3a3 f3a3b3 g3bb3cs4 e3g3bb3)                          (g4bb4cs5 bb4cs5e5 b4eb5f5 a4b4eb5)                          (b3eb4f4 eb4f4a4 e4fs4bb4 c4e4fs4)))  

       
      Etc…
       
      (relative-closest-path '((eb3f3a3 f3a3b3 g3bb3cs4 e3g3bb3)                          (g4bb4cs5 bb4cs5e5 b4eb5f5 a4b4eb5)                          (b3eb4f4 eb4f4a4 e4fs4bb4 c4e4fs4))                        :start '(c3eb4 f5d5 eb4f5))  

       
      Etc…
       
      (gen-eval 4 '(relative-closest-path               '(b4g4e4c4 c5a4e4f4 b4a4f4d4 b4g4e4d4)) :seed 542) => ((c4e4g4b4 c4e4f4a4 a3b3d4f4 d4e4g4b4)     (c4e4g4b4 e4f4a4c5 d4f4a4b4 b3e4g4d5)     (g3e4b4c5 e3f4a4c5 d3a4b4f5 d3g4b4e5)     (g3e4b4c5 a3f4c5e5 f3a4b4d5 d3e4g4b4))  

       
       
       
       
      Live Coding option in PS function

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      QUICK START WORKSPACE

      To update your 'Quick Start' workspace to the latest version you need to delete the 'Quick Start' folder from the Opusmodus directory first.
      After the deletion go to the Opusmodus menu 'Help' and select 'Install Quick Start Workspace'.
      To open the new 'Quick Start' workspace file simply select 'Open Quick Start Workspace' form the 'Help' menu.
       
      That's all for now,
      best wishes,
      Janusz
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