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
The Max for Live device we're going to be using in this episode of "With a Little Help from Max for Live" comes from the new CV Tools Pack available for free from Ableton. Even though the focus of the
In this episode of the new tutorial series "With a little help from Max for Live" we're going to make use of the Buffer Shuffler that is part of the free Max for Live Essentials Pack to create an audio
I fairly often get emails asking which Max for Live device would make something specific possible in Ableton Live. Regularly the feature becomes possible with one of Ableton's own free Max for Live devices and the Live users asking surprisingly
This article is the second and last part of a mini series about the order of audio effects in chains. Part One looks at the different types of audio effects as well as some recommendations for the usual order of these
The Mellotron is an electro-mechanical, polyphonic tape replay keyboard from 1963 that became popular after the Beatles had used it on some of their songs. This bundle contains 10 Live Packs full of Mellotron sounds. Each note was individually sampled
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"
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 2"
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. In celebration
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,