Christian Kleine a.k.a. Max for Cats has been a busy bee, or should I say cat. Another week, another release, it seems. This time it’s the Max for Live Pack “Gratis Hits” with five devices that you can download for
Last week, two Max for Live MIDI effects by Max for Cats came out on Sonic Bloom. As if this wasn’t enough, there’s more from Christian Kleine’s outlet now on Ableton and here as well with the MIDI effect called
I’m very happy to announce two new Max for Live MIDI effects – “Arp One” and “Chord Memorizer” – that were specifically developed for Sonic Bloom by Christian Kleine with his new outlet Max for Cats.
I personally prefer real analogue synths, but they’re often not exactly cheap. If you’re looking for a modular synth that integrates seamlessly in Live and you have Max for Live, Dope Matrix may just be the thing for you. It’s
One of the things I really like about Push is that the pads allow the use of aftertouch. There two new and free Max for Live devices by Subaqueous that enhance the use of aftertouch on Push.
MultiMapTurnado is a Max for Live effect that emulates the main features of Sugarbytes’ Turnado. In short, a cool effect for glitchiness. You can control 8 different parameters with just one slider. Assign which parameters you’d like to control and
When I started the Oblique Strategies here on Sonic Bloom, a commenter reminded me of a Max for Live device displaying the original oblique strategies by Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt. By now, there are two available for free, L.ObliqueStrategies
I’ve written about a few chord plug-ins before. Xeno – Chord Explorer, a Max for Live MIDI effect, strikes me as the most musical I’ve encountered so far. It offers the 7 diatonic scales, has quite an extensive set of
Did you ever want to renumber the scenes so that the order makes sense again? Or did you ever wish the Follow button would just stay on despite you making changes? Well, if so, you’re in luck, thanks to two
Using Live’s Tap Tempo can be quite clunky and it’s also not what most singer/songwriters have in mind. What if you want Live to follow your tempo, not vice versa? This is where “Relative Tap Tempo” comes in.
Looking for some pumping side-chained sweeps for your drums that are also sync-able? Try “DopeySidekick”. Did I mention that it’s mappable to any parameter in Live?
If you’re a drummer who wants to play electronic beats or just feel like a bass drum needs to be played with the foot, check out “Sustain Pedal Kick Drum”. This simple Max for Live MIDI effect allows you to
Search
Stay in Touch
Latest Releases
Sign up to the monthly newsletter for the latest on the Sonic Bloom blog as well as regular discounts.
