Free Max for Live DJ Effect “Pseudo Scratch”
A lot of people use Ableton Live for DJing. If you also have Max for Live, you can now use “Pseudo Scratch” to simulate scratching. It was created by Akihiko Matsumoto, who has more interesting Max for Live devices available
TETRiSH – Tetris for Ableton Push
Recently the Music Hack Day Bologna 2013 happened. Nick Dima’s contribution is a version of Tetris for Ableton Push that he dubbed TETRiSH. Yep, he built a playable version of Tetris. For Push. And put it up online.
LiveControl 2 – Modulate (Video Tutorial 4/4)
This fourth and last tutorial in my mini series on how to use LiveControl 2 deals with the Modulate Layout that most seem to find tricky to fully figure out. The video shows you all its features and functions.
Spektro String – Free Max for Live String Synth
Spektro String, a lovely Max for Live string synth, is based on the Karplus-Strong string synthesis method. Depending on the settings it can sound like bowed, plucked or twanged strings.
Free “Vocal Synth” Live Pack (No. 13)
This week’s free Live Pack is made out of recordings of me singing “aah” an octave apart. The three fully mapped Instrument Racks for Live 9 can achieve sounds from ethereal choir to synth-style.
Free Max for Live MIDI Effect “Scene Transposer”
Ever wanted to transpose all clips in one scene on the fly? The Max for Live MIDI effect Scene Transposer makes it possible.
Blue Hawaii Talking about their Live Performance Setup
Blue Hawaii are released on Kompakt, but in album format they are definitely not techno and not very danceable. When Raphaelle Stan Dell Preston and Alex Cowan are playing live, they sound quite different. The duo from Montreal have played
Synchronising DAWs with MIDI Clock instead of ReWire
As everything, also every Digital Audio Workstation since their first occurrence has their strengths and weaknesses. And because we don’t want to be slaves to our audio equipment and use mostly just the strengths of each of them, sometimes we
Free Max for Live Patch “Tone Row Generator” – Chance Music or Arp
The “Tone Row Generator” Max for Live MIDI effect by Nils Nordmann generates random notes in different scales and tempi by combining composition techniques of Arnold Schoenberg and John Cage. The generative tool can be used well for interesting melodic
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