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,
A Max for Live user has created a huge collection of Ableton Live presets for the Max for Live instrument Opfour by Katsuhiro Chiba, a fantastic emulation of the classic FM synth TX81Z from Yamaha. It contains a total of
By now there are quite a few remote control devices available for all kinds of hardware synths and drum machines. The ones listed here are all free and built with Max for Live. They all require Live 9 and Max
Time for some history lessons. Don’t worry, not the boring kind. Here are three great music documentaries about the history of electronic music and the music technology that often was a key to new genres developing. Enjoy!
A while ago I experimented with a Buchla Music Easel. I tend to always press record, in case something good comes out of it. This time the result includes a little three-part series of Live Packs for you. “EaselWeasel 3”
A while ago I experimented with a Buchla Music Easel. I tend to always press record, in case something good comes out of it. This time the result includes a little three-part series of Live Packs for you. “EaselWeasel 2”
A while ago I experimented with a Buchla Music Easel. I tend to always press record, in case something good comes out of it. This time the result includes a little three-part series of Live Packs for you. In celebration
Over the holidays I’ve been posting interesting music documentaries about all kinds of aspects of electronic music. Since a lot of you probably had better things to do than check your tweets, Facebook or Google+, here are five of them
This week is the last week in which we’re doing a giveaway to celebrate our second birthday here at Sonic Bloom. This time you can win one of five DiGiTAL Packs by Max for Cats. It’s an extremely versatile polyphonic
The first two Max for Live Packs of Max for Cats are very popular. Today two new Max for Live Packs are out – “Noland” and “CatStretch” – which were also developed specifically for Sonic Bloom by Christian Kleine with
This Live Pack is based on the sound of a harmonica. Three fully macro-mapped Instrument Racks, one great for bass, one synth-sounding and the other one for arpeggiated bell-like sounds. Made in and for Ableton Live 9.
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
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