By now, I’m fairly well known for my quirky free Live Packs. I’ve got another one for you, and it’s based on the sound of… frogs. Yes, you’ve read that right. It’s based on frog croaks, contains a Drum Rack, and
If you’ve ever wanted to have 3D sound features in Ableton Live, binaural_jit by Kasper Fangel Skov is the answer. It’s a free set of flexible Max for Live devices for binaural spatialisation in Ableton Live. Listener and sound source
When the Push update with the 64 pad layout came out, I made a tutorial showing the quickest way to combine Drum Racks for it. Recently Sonic Bloom follower Pol Tow shared his way to quickly throw together Drum Racks.
In this two part series, we’re going to have a look at audio effects. First we go through the types of effects as well as best practises for the order in an effects chain, while in the second part, we’ll look at some
Only this weekend, the new synth by Max for Cats will be available for free, until Sunday at 11.59 pm CET to be exact. After this, it will be available for its regular price of EUR 49/USD 53. The synth,
While Max for Cats is busy developing new advanced devices, he tends to come up with nice ideas for simpler ones. BigMeter, a big volume meter with a phase correlation meter, is one of them that he followed through to
There are a lot of free Ableton Live and Max for Live Packs available at Ableton’s website alone, and there are tons of premium packs to choose from. Most of them come with an included help lesson that is opened
Today Ableton released a new video series called One Thing that shows different artists share small tricks they use to overcome creative blocks or avoid repeating themselves. The intention behind it is strikingly similar to my long running text based
This time, I have found three free Max for Live devices that are quite simple, but each adds one specific feature that is missing in Ableton Live. I’m sure you will find at least one of them immensely useful. jot.zoomer
The free SB Clicks & Pops Live Pack is yet another one based on sounds from my own library. The name reflects the source samples, namely clicks and pops. I recorded them ages ago, when I was still using Fruity
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