This Max for Live effect is something for everyone who always wanted to use OSC directly in Live. To turn your smart phone or tablet into a versatile controller.
Some of you have asked me to compare all the different iPad apps to each other in a post. There are quite a few by now and to make a comprehensive comparison between all of them would be a huge
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.
This is the video version of the second most checked out written tutorial. It explains how to set up any MIDI controller with Ableton Live.
By now, there are already quite a few iPad controller for Ableton Live. Conductr, now in the App Store, has taken up the cause to be made specifically for live performance. And that in a very sleek and minimal design.
This tutorial of my series “Ableton Live Insider Tips” is an sequel to the previous one. This time we take it a step further by additionally mapping Transpose for even cooler glitch effects.
Here comes another tutorial in the ‘Ableton Live Insider Tips’ series. This time it’s about mapping clip parameters, its perks and the fun things you can with it together with beats, melodies and chords. This can be great for glitchy
There are quite a few touchscreen controller apps available for iPhone and iPad, even if you only count the ones dedicated to controlling Ableton Live. Not so on the Android app market. LivKontrol is the only controller for Live that
Announced earlier this year, Cycling ’74 has now released Mira, its iPad controller for both Max and Max for Live.
What if you could control any parameter in Ableton Live with just one knob or slider? You can with the free Max for Live plug-in ONE by Yehezkel Raz.
Here’s another video by Ableton featuring the use of their Push controller or instrument (or whatever you choose to call it ;D ). This tutorial focuses on recording and improvising with loops which most likely will be the general use
TouchOSC is a modular user interface for OSC and MIDI control for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. It’s been my favourite app/MIDI controller in the last years because it is so versatile.*
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