Alias Clips is a Max for Live device that brings the functionality of what are commonly called “alias clips, ghost clips, mirroring” etc. to Ableton Live. It can be a real timesaver when you’re working with plenty of small MIDI
We’ve all come across videos in which someone creates a track on the fly against the clock. First it was an hour, then increasingly less time. And quite frankly, most of them are more like sketches or demos, unfinished and
If you’re like me and spend a considerable time of music production in the Arrangement View and have an Ableton Push, this Max for Live device is for you. It basically gives you an additional Arrangement Mode on Push, which
This episode of the “Ableton Live Quick Tips” shows you a little trick to quickly change clip parameters of grouped clips at once on a per scene basis. This can be especially helpful when preparing a live performance set.
If glitch is your thing and you always wanted to be able to manipulate audio on the fly, then Grooveslice could get you quite excited. It functions as a parametric delay with separate parameters for recording and playback, and gives
I’ve seen quite a lot of questions about the exact modules that are included in OSCiLLOT by Max for Cats. Here’s the module list of the v.1.0 release (click on the module group titles for more information on the individual modules).
Yesterday I posted the first half of the interview with Christian Kleine and Nico Starke about their new Max for Live modular system OSCiLLOT. Here’s part two of the Max for Cats interview. They also kindly gave me five licenses
Today sees the release of OSCiLLOT by Max for Cats, a Max for Live modular system comprised of three Max for Live devices, over 100 patchable modules and 79 presets to get going. This time it’s a collaboration between Nico
This Live Pack is based on a spoon stirred in a glass, but it might surprise you how sinister the three resulting Instruments Racks are (frankly, I blame the wintery weather). All are fully macro mapped, one’s very electrical sounding,
When you’re working in the Arrangement View with various time signatures and want to add some bars in the beginning or in between, simply moving the parts to the right can give you weird results with the time signatures. This
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