PolyTuplet Delay Max for Live Device

PolyTuplet Delay Max for Live device is inspired by my previously released PoyTuplet Step Sequencer device. A tuplet is any evenly divided beat with in a larger one, in this case whatever pulse you have defined in Ableton by BPM in the upper left corner. The most common subdivisions in Western Music are divisions of 2 and 3, sometimes referred to as duple and triple, such as eight notes (2 subdivisions within a quarter note), triplet eight notes (3 subdivisions within a quarter note), sixteenth notes (4 subdivisions within a quarter note), triplet sixteenths (6 subdivisions within a quarter note), or thirty-second notes (8 subdivisions within a quarter note). PolyTuplet Delay allows for delay in less common subdivisions often unavailable in DAW's such as quintuplets, septuplets, and any other tuplet value.

update v. 1.1 includes input mutes and stereo/mono toggle.

*Ableton Live and Max For Live are required.