This question keeps coming up, which is why I decided to do this tutorial. This Ableton Live Insider Tip is about how to record what changes MIDI notes or velocity a MIDI effect adds. Incidentally, this not only works for
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
Use Dr Chaos from Sonic Faction’s Probability Pack to build a versatile MIDI effect rack for easy, fun, and musically rich melody jamming.
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,
Live 9 version for ConChord by Max for Cats out by popular request. End of 2018 Sale is on now. 25% off any purchase over 20€.
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
Creative Extensions includes 8 tools for new sound design features in Live 10 Suite, created with Amazing Noises.
This time I selected three free Max for Live devices from the latest releases on maxforlive.com that can be very useful for live performances. Of course, they may also come in handy in your music productions, but in my opinion, they
Here are 3 free very useful Max for Live devices for easy mix referencing, flexible routing and generating patterns.
Discover five simple yet effective free Max for Live MIDI effects that enhance Ableton Live’s functionality and make its use more fun.
Max for Cats has been at it again and created a fantastic new synth. Actually a whole synth system. The MSE Synthesizer System consists of three components: the synth module, the Quad, four of the MSE synths stacked together, and the
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