Spring has sprung here in Berlin and I thought it’d be time for new looks for Ableton Live. Yes, I’ve made 5 brand new skins. They’re all dark ones, mostly grey with dashes of colour, one dark teal with rust.
This week, the Musikmesse is happening in Frankfurt again. There are some products directly aimed at the use with Ableton Live and since this is a site about Ableton Live, I’ll focus on those.
Video tutorial on setting up any MIDI controller with Ableton Live. Based on the second most popular written guide for easy, fast configuration.
Looking for some pumping side-chained sweeps for your drums that are also sync-able? Try “DopeySidekick”. Did I mention that it’s mappable to any parameter in Live?
Jangly keys are the basis of this Live Pack. “Keyed Up” contains 4 fully macro mapped Instrument Racks. Their sound ranging from bell-like keys to mean synths. Works with Live 9.
For me, actually making the beats I heard in my head was the hardest part when I got started with producing. Liquid Rhythm, a beat generator made by WaveDNA, makes building beats and adding variations and breaks very simple.
If you’re a drummer who wants to play electronic beats or just feel like a bass drum needs to be played with the foot, check out “Sustain Pedal Kick Drum”. This simple Max for Live MIDI effect allows you to
Did youi know that you can employ shortcuts that allow you to adjust the parameters of the Multiband Dynamics faster?
On March 8, International Women’s Day, there will be two workshops happening as part of the Reflecting Perspectives event at ://about blank in Berlin. One is an introductory workshop for Ableton Live, the other focuses on PR for artists.
“Chord Machine” comes in a variety of two Max for Live devices. The original one is a chord sequencer with 4 different parameters made for the Monome 256. “Chord Machine Midi” is a MIDI effect version for everyone who doesn’t
Here’s a handy little Max for Live effect by Tom Cosm. ‘Metronope’ lets you set the numbers of bars after which the metronome will turn itself off.
If you don’t have a MIDI controller or not handy, you can always use the computer keyboard as one in Ableton Live.
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