I will be taking a much needed holiday now until the end of August before things get busy for me presenting Ableton with the MI.MU gloves at the Ars Electronica festival in Linz, Austria in early September. New blog posts
This time in the Ableton Live Insider Tips, I address that you can specify a default warp mode in the preferences and why it’s a bad idea to use Complex mode for it. Unfortunately, when someone asks in various online
So you’ve found a great Max for Live device that does what you want, but one or more parameters can’t be automated or mapped. This is fairly often the case and I keep getting emails about this, so I’m going
Once again, I have a helpful Max for Live device for live performances for you. In the new tutorial of the “With a Little Help from Max for Live” video series, I’ll show you the Max for Live audio effect
A while ago I was asked if I knew a Max for Live device that allows mapping Play/Stop, so basically the behaviour of the spacebar, to a MIDI controller. As it turns out, there were only devices that do that
CatStretch is an amazing sound design tool that I’ve been using for pretty much every song since it was first released. It is a 6-voice polyphonic time-stretching sample playback instrument that essentially lets you ‘freeze’ a sonic character at a
This time I have a quick tip about a new workflow feature added in Live 10 that allows you to quickly (de)activate or reverse part of a clip in Arrangement View quickly omitting a now unnecessary extra step. Of course,
It’s been quite a while since the last free Live Pack from me. This one draws from my trusty sound library again. The free SB Creaks & Squeaks Live Pack contains one Drum Rack and one Instrument Rack made from
This video concludes the introductory mini series on live performance within With a Little Help from Max for Live, although I intend to share more Max for Live devices and tips on this topic for the foreseeable future since I’m
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