This latest Max for Cats release coincides with Charlie's birthday, my cat who inspired the name. TriComp is a Max for Live multiband compressor that allows for flexible sidechaining of the three variable frequency bands individually. This gives you more
I hadn't realised how much time had passed since my last video in the series "With a Little Help from Max for Live". So here's a long overdue new one, a kind of special edition, in which I introduce you
Christian Kleine aka Max for Cats has been at it again. This time he has a fantastic granular delay processor for us. It's called Grain Relay and unites grain delay, pitch shifting, reverb, downsampling and modulation in a one, easy
Abyss is a Max for Live device, which lets you forward any input signal into the abyss. The result is an ominous, gory and hellish version of your original input signal. Use with extrem caution and only if you have
CatStretch is an amazing sound design tool that I've been using for pretty much every song since it was first released. It is a 6-voice polyphonic time-stretching sample playback instrument that essentially lets you 'freeze' a sonic character at a
With an update following so closely on the heels of the last, you can probably guess that it's one that doesn't bring any new features, but merely bugfixes. The update is of course free for all current users. If you've
Christian Kleine aka Max for Cats is back with a free update for all current ConChord users. ConChord, the pulse driven chord step sequencer, now features 16 steps instead of just 8, which gives you a maximum of 112 pulses,
ConChord for Live 9 Out Now You asked, Max for Cats delivers. Because of multiple requests Christian has now created a Live 9 version for ConChord, the fantastic new pulse-based Max for Live chord step sequencer by Max for
Max for Cats is back with his latest offering. His new Max for Live device is called ConChord and is a pulse-based Max for Live chord step sequencer, which makes the creation of advanced and complex patterns very easy. The MIDI
By now, most Sonic Bloom readers are probably aware that Christian Kleine aka Max for Cats has a soft spot for old analogue gear. Of course, this goes for all the flaws and shortcomings of these vintage machines as well.