No, we’re not going back to the stone age. Yet, the “Rock ‘n’ Stone” Live Pack is based on various sounds of rocks and stones. It contains one fully macro-mapped Drum Rack, the pads filled with instances of Impulse. Made
Sometimes, especially when we’ve been working on a song or track for a long time, it can be hard to tell if a sound is too loud or too quiet in the mix. Or if an effect is too intense
This time, I’ve got two interesting Max for Live for Push devices to tell you about. Both ‘Push Speed Dial’ & ‘Push Snap n Scale’ enhance the features of Ableton Push in exciting new ways for both studio and stage.
While Ableton has added the option to have Live open in two windows a while back, this only really helps when you have a dual monitor setup. EraserMice went one step further with his Max for Live Pack ProSession which
It’s spring, so high time for some fresh new looks. Yes, this means, there are five new skins for Ableton Live. No greys this time around, but mostly discreet, retro colours. The skins are optimised for Live 9, but will
If you ever wanted to be able to step sequence any parameter in Live, have a look at StepOne. If it looks familiar, that’s because it is based on the Arp One by Max for Cats as well as some
With the help of MIDI controllers you can change a parameter really quickly, but if you would like to omit certain values? This is where the Max for Live MIDI effect Value Blocker by J Garcia comes in handy.
Time for some history lessons. Don’t worry, not the boring kind. Here are three great music documentaries about the history of electronic music and the music technology that often was a key to new genres developing. Enjoy!
A while ago I experimented with a Buchla Music Easel. I tend to always press record, in case something good comes out of it. This time the result includes a little three-part series of Live Packs for you. “EaselWeasel 3”
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