This week’s ‘Ableton Live Insider Tip’ is a helpful one when it comes to getting a faster workflow either when quitting Live or switching between Live Sets. It’s simple, but not everyone knows about it. So here is the video:
Cycling ’74 has begun a new series of video tutorials. This time, the focus is on how Max for Live devices included in the Live 9 Suite can be used. The first two videos deal with the Mono Sequencer.
I’m always on the lookout for interesting new Max for Live devices. Plus I like things that improve your workflow so nothing gets in the way when you’re feeling inspired. MIDI Clip Looper is a M4L device that allows you
If you are not familiar with music theory, but would like your tracks to always sound musical, I’ve created presets for all major and minor keys for the Scale MIDI effect – 24 in total. Play and record whatever you
Due to popular demand, here’s another video tutorial about a command from the Options.txt as part of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips”. This one is brand new and only works in Live 9 and up. If you ever wanted
If you would like to have a monome, but only have a Launchpad, you can use the Max for Live device Monomeemu instead.
From exotic instruments and soundscapes to weird Operator patches and strange sounds, tight kicks and glitchy blips, here are some of the best free Ableton Live Packs and Presets collected for you.
I’ve created 6 new skins for Ableton Live that you can download for free. They work well with Live 9 and also previous versions. This set of skins adds more dashes of colour than the last one, but without being
Part 6 of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” for the last time deals with commands that you can add to the Options.txt file. This time it’s all about ReWire:
Whitebox Synth Makers have made quite an impressive collection of free Max 4 Live Plug-ins. There’s a lot of synths, a sample player, an ambient and percussive instruments.
To celebrate the release of Live 9, I’ve created a Live Pack for you. Aptly named ‘On the Rocks’, it contains three instrument racks with field recordings, the sound of a glass harp (bass, synth) and the clink of ice
Part 5 of the series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” explains what the command NoAutoArming does, that you can add to the Options.txt file and what it might be useful for.
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