Ableton announced this morning the availability of Hypermorph, a new Max for Live device by Sonic Faction. Hypermorph offers unique ways to design mutating and evolving synth sounds, blending or rapidly switching among four independent sound sources using a flexible morph matrix and a Push-ready modulation sequencer. Ableton describes this new synth instrument as “built… Read More Sonic Faction announces Hypermorph for Ableton Live
Richie Hawtin shared this video tour of his live performance rig.… Read More Richie Hawtin Rig Tour
Ableton has released an update to Live. The free update brings new features for Push and for working with samples.… Read More Ableton Live 9.7 Brings New Push Features, Updated Sampling Workflow & More
Ableton Live 9.7 promises big improvements to slicing, recording and programming beats with Push.… Read More Ableton Live 9.7 Bringing Big Improvements (Sneak Preview)
Canadian Ableton-Certified Training Center, Beat Drop, has recently released a free “Stank Pack.” The sample pack draws on a collection of classic and modern gear, with drum sounds sampled from the Oberheim DX and Roland TR-8. Bass lines were crafted with Oberheim’s OB-8 and Novation’s Bass Station II. Leads were made with the Novation Bass… Read More Free ‘Stank Pack’ For Ableton Live, Ableton Push
Here’s a quick demo of how to use Ableton Link, via AfroDJMac.
Jürgen Moßgraber has announced Push4Bitwig support for Ableton Push 2. Using the script, Bitwig users can use an Ableton Push 2 controller. Here’s an overview video:
Markus Fuller continues his series of teardown videos with a look inside the new Ableton Push 2 controller:
In this video, AfroDJMac compares the new Ableton Push 2 to the original Push 1.
Mark Egloff at AZ-LABS let us know that he’s published a free Max For Live device that brings Push 2’s Pad Slicing feature, introduced with Ableton Live 9.5, to any MIDI device.
