
25 Free Live Packs from Ableton
There are a lot of free Live Packs available from Ableton alone, but a lot of people don’t even realise it and thus, miss out on some quality presets and loops. Not all of these Live Packs listed below will

There are a lot of free Live Packs available from Ableton alone, but a lot of people don’t even realise it and thus, miss out on some quality presets and loops. Not all of these Live Packs listed below will

When you download and install Live 9 Suite, only the Core Library is included. What a lot of people don’t know is that you can download and install further individual Live Packs from Ableton for free. By now, there are

While the Simpler now offers pad slicing, you still can’t record into it, but need to drop samples in. This is where SlicR by Benjamin Van Esser comes in. It’s a simple slicing device, great for some quick and dirty

This free granular delay is very versatile. It’s great for simple or very complex delay effects as well as creating textures. This is because you can have up to 15 voices, each voice with individual filtering, re-pitching, envelope and panning.

Most of us never have enough time to make music. So it’s vitally important that when we have some, we don’t spend it on things that we could do a whole lot faster. Here are 5 videos helping you to

These five free Max for Live devices are a colourful bunch of helper tools for all kinds of applications in Ableton Live. I’m sure you’ll find at least one of them will enhance the way you work.

Not only Ableton Live and Push got an update this week, but so did the Live Library and the Max for Live Essentials Pack. Not all of the devices in it are new, but the ones that are deserve to

If you’re looking for a quick way to colourise clips in Ableton Live, have a look at the Max for Live device Colorizer. Drop it anywhere in your Live Set, set the colour of your track and activate it. Any

The Starter Kit 2 PeRColate by Maxology gives you the possiblity to explore the new physical modeling capabilities in Max 7. The PeRColate objects stem from the Synthesis Toolkit by Perry R. Cook and Gary Scavone, including physical modeling, modal,

Freezer and BrownStutter are two free audio effects Riccardo Marogna aka argoman that I found immensely fun and useful. Freezer is a polyphonic spectral freeze effect, BrownStutter a stutter and beat repeater effect driven by a brownian rhythm.

BOOM, like LOOPO made by rbrt23, is a distortion audio effect with an attached feedback-circuitry that can do anything from not too bad sounding drive to total destruction. You can get rather interesting sounds and sound textures out of this

In July I had introduced the Max for Live devices which are available in Max 7. As suspected, Ableton has now released a free Live Pack for precisely these devices.
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