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Robert Henke On Max For Live
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Filed under: Interviews, Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Synthesizers & Samplers
Ableton’s Robert Henke (Monolake) discusses Max For Live and his history with Max. Read more…
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Steven Ness is working on a version of Terry Riley’s minimalist classic In C, using Max For Live and Ableton Live 8.
In C consists of 53 musical phrases, lasting from half a beat to 32 beats that should be played in order, but can be repeated any number of times.
In this video demo, Ness explains how he’s using Max For Live to recreate the logic of In C using the capabilities of Max For Live.
Best quote: “Oh my god! Max For Live Is Going To Blow Your Mind!”
The Wacom Tablet Theremin
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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Synthesizers, theremin
This video demonstrates using Max For Live with a Wacom Tablet to control the Analog synth instrument in Ableton Live 8.
The “Wacom Theremin” offers a lot of expressive musical potential, with 5 degrees of control over the sound.
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Control Analog Devices With MIDI
Michael Una looks at using the $44.95 Highly Liquid MD24 MIDI decoder kit to control a handmade analog bass line sequencer and drum machine via Ableton Live.
This video shows you how to use Ableton Live like an MPC to chop and play your samples so that they can cut each other off.
The video also shows how to setup your own custom drum racks in Ableton so this chop and cut off setting is done automatically when you slice a new sample.
via SoundsAndGear
