Relative Tap Tempo: You Set the Pace, Not Ableton Live (Free Max for Live Effect)
Using Live’s Tap Tempo can be quite clunky and it’s also not what most singer/songwriters have in mind. What if you want Live to follow your tempo, not vice versa? This is where “Relative Tap Tempo” comes in.
Ableton Live Quick Tips – Silence & Time Commands (Video Tutorial)
When arranging, the time commands (Duplicate, Delete and Insert Time) and Insert Silence are vital for a great workflow. Yet, a lot of users don’t regularly use them.
Oblique Strategies No. 1
Recently I had set aside some time to make music, but when I opened a Live Set I wanted to continue working on, nothing came. Total writer’s block. Luckily it rarely happens to me and when it does I look
Free Max for Live Drum Synth “PUSH SkinnerBox”
This Max for Live instrument is a replication of the famous Skinner 2049 drum synth. It comes with six drum synth modules you can add to Drum Racks. Don’t let the name fool you. You don’t need Ableton Push for
5 New Dark Skins for Ableton Live (#4)
Spring has sprung here in Berlin and I thought it’d be time for new looks for Ableton Live. Yes, I’ve made 5 brand new skins. They’re all dark ones, mostly grey with dashes of colour, one dark teal with rust.
The Top Highlights from Musikmesse Frankfurt 2014 for Ableton Live Users
This week, the Musikmesse is happening in Frankfurt again. There are some products directly aimed at the use with Ableton Live and since this is a site about Ableton Live, I’ll focus on those.
Ableton Live Tutorial: How to set up your MIDI controller (Video Tutorial)
This is the video version of the second most checked out written tutorial. It explains how to set up any MIDI controller with Ableton Live.
Free Max for Live Effect “DopeySidekick” for Pumping Sweeps
Looking for some pumping side-chained sweeps for your drums that are also sync-able? Try “DopeySidekick”. Did I mention that it’s mappable to any parameter in Live?
Free “Keyed Up” Live Pack (No. 27)
Jangly keys are the basis of this Live Pack. “Keyed Up” contains 4 fully macro mapped Instrument Racks. Their sound ranging from bell-like keys to mean synths. Works with Live 9.
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