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I did a search of this forum for Q-ONTROL and found no results.  Q-ONTROL V1.0 is/was an add-on pack for Ableton Live for controlling all aspects of the MAQ16/3 with MIDI commands.  It appears that the developers are no longer working on it, and I was told that their site is no longer active.  

I uploaded the files to my Dropbox account.  It is a 25MB zip file. If you are interested in having it, message me for access to my account.

nick

hi Nick,

thanks for helping the MAQ 16/3 users !

i do not own a MAQ 16/3, but this would be great help to people working with Ableton Live and MAQ.


best regards,     :-)



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 From: niroke <maq163x2@gmail.com>
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2013 8:21 PM
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Q-ONTROL add-on pack for MAQ/Ableton
 


  
I did a search of this forum for Q-ONTROL and found no results.  Q-ONTROL V1.0 is/was an add-on pack for Ableton Live for controlling all aspects of the MAQ16/3 with MIDI commands.  It appears that the developers are no longer working on it, and I was told that their site is no longer active. 

I uploaded the files to my Dropbox account.  It is a 25MB zip file. If you are interested in having it, message me for access to my account.

nick


 

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You could always e-mail the developers and ask them for permission to upload the program to archive.org.  It's like the Internet's museum. :)

Zoë,

   I have emailed them.  Their website changed from wildtek.free.fr to wildtek.net, and now there is no mention of Q-ONTROL, only links to audio tracks and mixes.  I said if no reply in 72 hours, I will upload to archive.

Nick

Sent from the future

On Jul 13, 2013, at 6:17 PM, Zoë Blade <zoe@bytenoise.co.uk> wrote:

> You could always e-mail the developers and ask them for permission to upload the program to archive.org. It's like the Internet's museum. :)
> 
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